CLAVINOVA CLP-725 - DIGITAL NEVER FELT SO GRAND
Yamaha Clavinova CLP-700 series converts the slightest variations in touch into a limitless range
of sound that captures your individuality as a musician. Thanks to the latest technology, CLP-700
series is as close to acoustic grand pianos as never before. They offer a more wonderful playing
experience and taking your expectations of what a digital piano can do to higher heights. The CLP-725 now completes the Clavinova CLP-700 series.

PLAYABILITY
Featuring the GrandTouch-STM keyboard with a broad dynamic range of touch and response on the level of a grand piano. Excellent consistency and nuanced expression give the pianist the utmost control over touch.

SENSITIVITY
Grand Expression Modeling is a ground-breaking new technology that enables the pianist to use their techniques to produce the limitless tonal variation unique to grand pianos. The ability to vary the intensity and speed of touch to produce different tones adds another dimension to the joy of musical expression.

SOUND QUALITY
The Clavinova CLP-725 faithfully reproduces the dynamic range and diverse tone variation of the powerful, brilliant Yamaha CFX, and the Bösendorfer Imperial with its rich tones and natural-feeling resonance.  Virtual Resonance Modeling (VRM) intricately simulates the full sympathetic sounds created by the overlapping resonance of the strings and body of a grand piano. The exquisite piano sound makes every song sound great.

GRAND EXPRESSION MODELING
The interaction and interplay of the hammers, dampers, and strings inside a grand piano respond to the subtlest nuances of the pianist’s touch, creating
a limitless range of tonal expression. Touch refers to the pianist’s control, not only of intensity (softness/loudness) in playing and releasing the keys, but also of the speed and depth with which the keys are pressed. The Grand Expression Modeling introduced in the CLP-700 series translates the widely varied input from the pianist’s fingers into the same limitless tonal variation of a grand piano. This makes it possible to vary the output by playing the keys to different depths and with different speeds, even when
using techniques such as trills or legato or emphasizing the melody over the accompaniment.