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Yamaha CFX

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VSL push out the boat with hall-recorded rock power drums and two top of the range grand pianos.Read more
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Pros

  • The grooves feel great and are very well programmed
  • grand sounds excellent and the improved speakers really help it
  • it still feels really solid

Cons

  • complicated controls
  • lack of a screen or specific indicators
  • the overall control scheme is somewhat lacking
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  • Grand Digital Piano
  • 88
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Yamaha CFX - Pros & Cons

Yamaha CFX

Pros

  • The grooves feel great and are very well programmed
  • grand sounds excellent and the improved speakers really help it
  • it still feels really solid
  • better responsiveness and more authentic feel
  • great triple-pedal setup with a superb feel and responsiveness
  • great sound and build quality
  • are well-sampled and sound terrific
  • brilliant
  • high-end
  • resonant bass
  • well-explained and well-illustrated

Cons

  • complicated controls
  • lack of a screen or specific indicators
  • the overall control scheme is somewhat lacking
  • some of which are extremely obscure
  • unnatural feedback hinders playing by making things harder to control
  • It has a slight jazzy vibe to it
  • no way of tuning individual drums
  • didn't go with the best technology they currently have on other models
  • weakness seems to be a matter of the past
  • It only works with Apple devices
  • vastly inferior to other piano actions at the same price point

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Yamaha CFX - Full Specifications

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Keyboard
TypeGrand Digital Piano
Number of keys88
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Dimensions
Width62.98 in
Depth108.26 in
Height40.55 in
Colour of productEbony
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Sound
Number of pedals1

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Yamaha CFX Yamaha - Editorial Reviews (1)

Yamaha CFX VSL Synchron Power Drums, Concert D274 & Yamaha CFX Pianos
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Published: 23.05.2019
VSL Synchron Power Drums, Concert D274 & Yamaha CFX Pianos

VSL push out the boat with hall-recorded rock power drums and two top of the range grand pianos.

By Dave Stewart
9 minute read

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