The sound is unmistakable. At the same time both beautifully simple and gorgeously complex, the sound of an acoustic grand piano is immediately recognizable. The new CLP Series Clavinovas elegantly capture the sound of the piano in all of its natural grandeur and beauty. Featuring both improved piano voices and newly revamped built-in speaker systems for authentic reproduction, these new instruments deliver the rich grand piano sound everyone knows and loves. Two different keyboard technologies -- Natural Wood (CLP-280) and GH3 (CLP-270/240/230) -- give these instruments exceptional playability and expressiveness, while the stylish design and attractive exterior reflect the true sonic beauty within.
An Expressive Instrument that's Truly Grand
The CLP-240 brings stylish looks and professional sound together in an instrument that's highly affordable and exceptionally easy to use. It features Yamaha's famed GH3 (Graded Hammer 3) technology to effectively recreate the feel of an actual grand piano. Combine this with the incredibly realistic piano voices and the spacious sound of the built-in two-way speaker system, and you have an instrument that inspires you with every note you play.
GH3 Keyboard
3-level Dynamic Stereo Sampling AWM (Advanced Wave Memory) tone generation
Stereo Sustain Samples, Key-Off Samples
30 Sampling Banks
New DDE (Dynamic Damper Effect)
28 (14 x 2) voices
64-note polyphony (Max.)
PC interface (USB To HOST)
Split, Dual
Digital Reverb, Chorus, Brilliance
2-track song recorder
Internal Flash ROM for song memory
USB TO DEVICE for data storage
7 temperaments
40W x 2 amplifier
Metronome
3 foot pedals -- Damper with half pedal effect, Sostenuto and Soft
MIDI IN/OUT/THRU
Sliding key cover
Folding music rest with music clips
Dual headphone jacks and headphone hanger
50 built-in demonstration piano songs with sheet music
True piano feel
More than any other keyboard, the Clavinova reproduces the experience of playing an actual grand piano. Thanks to the GH3 (Graded Hammer Effect 3) technology, the new keyboard provides the characteristic weight balance between key and hammer, and features weight gradations of the keys -- heavy in the lower end, light in the upper keys. With two velocity sensors, it even lets you use techniques previously possible only on a real grand piano, such as playing the same note repeatedly with perfect articulation.
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