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help my mom pick an old yamaha clavinova
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Topic: help my mom pick an old yamaha clavinova
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jcbakz
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help my mom pick an old yamaha clavinova
on: December 17, 2012, 02:57:34 PM
hi new here!
my mom wants to purchase a yamaha clavinova. we are in philippines btw.
i have a friend whom i buy my instruments from who has some old model clavinova's.
i dont know anything about piano so i will need your help guys especially the technology involved.. i just want my mom to purchase a nice clavinova she only wants it simple and that will sound and feel almost like an acoustic piano. no need for other effects.
so the seller has these models:
CVP-92, CLP-156, cvp85, CLP-133, Clp711, Clp930, Clp950c
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lhorwinkle
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Re: help my mom pick an old yamaha clavinova
Reply #1 on: December 17, 2012, 10:21:28 PM
Yamaha has age information at
https://www.yamaha.co.jp/manual/english/chron.php
CVP85 1993
CVP92 1997
CLP133 not listed
CLP156 not listed
CLP711 not listed
CLP930 2000
CLP950 2000
This information shows when each model was first produced.
They generally continue to make these models for around three years.
Some of the ones you inquired about are not listed on the Yamaha web site.
Are you sure you have the correct model numbers?
So, ignoring the ones with no known age ... the CLP950 is the best choice.
It has a much better sound system than the CLP930.
The CVP85 has an inferior sound engine and is way too old.
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the89thkey
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Re: help my mom pick an old yamaha clavinova
Reply #2 on: December 18, 2012, 02:27:14 AM
Why not get a cheap upright instead? The sound is worth it...although not very good compared to good pianos.
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jcbakz
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Re: help my mom pick an old yamaha clavinova
Reply #3 on: December 18, 2012, 12:20:40 PM
she has an upright before but she gave it to her brother.
i gave her other suggestions like techniques or the rolands but she definitely wants a clavinova..
shes dead set on it
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