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Description

Yamaha CP40 STAGE 88-Key Graded Hammer Stage Piano The more affordable version of the CP4.

The CP40 Stage features a selection of grand piano sounds based on the Yamaha CFIIIs, one of Yamaha's Premium Collection grand pianos. A selection of vintage electric pianos including VCM effects and a variety of sounds from their flagship Motif round out the sound set so you're ready for any musical situation. The Graded Hammer action gives you true piano touch and response. The CP40 Stage's slim, lightweight design (36lb.) combines portability with elegant style. An easy to use interface with large lighted buttons for splits and layers gives you all the controls you need right at your fingertips.

Premium GP
As the largest acoustic piano manufacturer in the world Yamaha was able to hand select from our vast collection of hand-crafted grand pianos to create the sounds heard in the CP40 STAGE.

[CFIIIS] The Evolution of Excellence
The CFIIIS is another superb full concert grand piano hand-crafted by Yamaha, with a full, bright sound and resonant, authoritative bass that make it perfectly suited to ensemble performance.

V** intage EP**
The CP STAGE features an impressive selection of vintage electric pianos from different eras, enhanced by Yamaha's renowned Virtual Circuitry Modeling technology, which allows the reproduction of the classic stomp box effects that were such an integral part of their sound.

CP80] The Electric Grand
Striking its strings with an authentic grand piano action and using pickups to convert their vibration into an electrical signal, the CP80 is an electric grand piano in the truest sense. The moment this instrument burst onto the scene it won immediate acclaim for its pronounced attack and unique harmonic overtones.

[DX7] The Historic DX Electric Piano
Operating on the principle of FM tone generation, the Yamaha DX Series debuted at the beginning of the eighties as the world's first digital synthesizers. The impressive variety of sounds that the DX made available left musicians around the world in awe, particularly the electric pianos, which quickly found a home in many different musical scenes.

[Rd I] Synonymous with the Electric Piano
Yamaha's Rd I offers the timeless electric piano sound that helped define the music of so many artists in the seventies. The Rd I reproduces the tone achieved using tines and hammers. From a quiet ballad or jazz standard to countless rock classics, the Rd I will take you back to this inspiring musical era the moment you begin to play.

[Wr] A Pioneering Electric Piano
Perfectly emulating the distinctive hammer-and-resonator sound of another star of the sixties and seventies, the Wr voices in the CP STAGE offer everything from the thick, powerful tone of the earlier models of these renowned electric pianos to the brighter clarity that later efforts achieved. These voices accurately reproduce the playing characteristics of the original instruments, so that a light touch will give a delicate tone, while playing with more force will result in a thicker, uniquely distorted sound.

Ease-of-Use
A simple and intuitive interface gives you instant access to all the controls that you need.

Change Voices
Category Select lets you call up the sounds you need quickly and easily-you can even store your favorite sounds for each category. In addition to all the great piano voices, a variety of bass, clavinet, organ, strings, and pad sounds based on the sounds in our flagship MOTIF synthesizer round out the voice library, so you're ready for any musical situation.

Layer & Split
One touch is all it takes to layer and split sounds.
The large lighted buttons make it easy to split and layer sounds even on the darkest stages, allowing you to switch from a full piano, to a piano voice layered with strings, or piano with a split bass sound. The Main Solo function lets you go back to playing piano across the entire keyboard with the touch of a button.

Portable
The CP STAGE combines portability with elegant style in a professional package.

Product specs

Brand Yamaha
Model CP40 Graded Hammer Stage Piano
Finish Black
Year 2010s
Categories Digital Stage Pianos
Analog / Digital Digital
Key Size Full Size
Keyboard Action Weighted
MIDI I/O MIDI Input, MIDI Output, USB MIDI
Number of Keys 88 Keys
Polyphony 128 Voices

FAQs

What type of keyboard action does the Yamaha CP40 STAGE have?

The Yamaha CP40 STAGE features a graded hammer action keyboard, providing a realistic feel similar to an acoustic piano, making it ideal for both practice and performance.

How many keys does the Yamaha CP40 STAGE have?

The Yamaha CP40 STAGE comes with 88 full-size keys, offering a complete range for versatile playing, suitable for pianists who require the full span of an acoustic piano.

Is the Yamaha CP40 STAGE suitable for live performances?

Yes, the Yamaha CP40 STAGE is designed for live performances with its robust build, realistic keyboard action, and high-quality sound engine, making it a reliable choice for gigging musicians.

Does the Yamaha CP40 STAGE have MIDI connectivity?

The Yamaha CP40 STAGE is equipped with MIDI Input, MIDI Output, and USB MIDI, allowing seamless integration with other MIDI devices and computer-based setups.

What is the polyphony of the Yamaha CP40 STAGE?

The Yamaha CP40 STAGE offers 128-note polyphony, ensuring smooth and uninterrupted performance even when playing complex passages with sustained notes.

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Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Yamaha CP40 STAGE.

Build quality

  • The CP40 features a higher-end GH keyboard action compared to the MX88's GHS action, offering a more authentic piano feel for serious pianists.

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  • The CP40's plastic casing can be prone to cracking during shipping, especially at the ends of the keybed.

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Features and functionality

  • The CP40 focuses on deeply sampled electric and grand pianos, ideal for jazz, while the MX88 offers a broader range of synth and acoustic sounds.

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  • The MX88 may have fewer velocity layers for piano patches, affecting the dynamics and realism compared to the CP40's detailed samples.

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  • The CP40 lacks built-in speakers, which may contribute to a better key action compared to models like the P255 that include speakers.

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Comparisons

  • CP40 offers closer to 300 patches, emphasizing quality over quantity, whereas the MX88 boasts around 1,000 patches, catering to diverse musical styles.

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  • The CP40's key weight is considered good and comparable to the P255, making it suitable for classical and boogie-woogie playing styles.

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Use cases and applications

  • The CP40 is tailored for jazz musicians needing high-quality piano sounds, whereas the MX88 suits performers needing variety for cover bands.

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Setup and maintenance

  • Removing case screws may reveal broken pieces lodged in keys, potentially allowing for easy fixes without professional help.

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  • Replacement keys for the CP40 can be sourced affordably from sites like Syntaur, aiding in DIY repairs.

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Other

  • Custom foam and hot glue can be used for creative DIY repairs to damaged corners, adding a unique personal touch.

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User experience

  • Users who primarily use headphones find that the absence of speakers in the CP40 isn't a drawback, as external speakers can be added if needed.

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