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Concert hall performance in the comfort of your own home

The new reverbs featured in the CLP-500 Series* are the result

of Yamaha’s intricate knowledge of acoustics, accumulated over

decades working on the acoustic design of numerous concert halls

and theaters.

With a thorough understanding of the acoustic properties of

recital halls, concert halls and cathedrals, Yamaha was able to

create reverbs based on detailed images of the sound fields of

these locations.

These reverbs allow to you enjoy the sensation of playing a

piano recital in a large concert hall, or experience the ethereal,

moving sound of a pipe organ played in a cathedral.

The Clavinova Series allow you to incorporate these exquisite reverbs

to add depth and atmosphere to your sound and enjoy concert hall

ambience and spaciousness in the privacy of your own home.

* Featured on the CLP-535 / 545 / 575 / 585 / 565GP

New reverbs that offer spatial ambiance

The Stereophonic Optimizer lets players enjoy the dispersed

sound heard when sitting in front of an acoustic piano—even

when using headphones.

When Stereophonic Optimizer is selected, the Clavinova’s

sound appears to come from the body of the instrument rather

than from immediately beside the ears, providing a comfortable,

natural experience that removes any side effects of performing

with headphones.

Featured on the CLP-545 / 575 / 585

The Stereophonic Optimizer—a new kind of

headphone experience

The keys on the Clavinova are constructed so that the support

point hidden inside the instrument body is as far from the key tip

as possible, improving playability and comfort, even deep on the

back of the key.

This construction provides good key travel, even when performing

pieces played mainly on the black keys and the backs of the

white keys, allowing nuanced variations in touch and broadening

your expressive range.

Natural feel, even on the back-end of the keys

Using the damper pedal subtly alters the nature of a piano’s sound

and is essential to providing the pianist with all the necessary

expressive tools to convey their musical vision.

Clavinova digital pianos feature a damper pedal that continually

detects depression depth and allows half-pedaling, which lets

players make minute adjustments to pedal depression and return,

changing the depth and character of their piano sound.

High-end models feature the GP Response Damper Pedal, which

offers a grand piano-style resistance curve, starting out light to

the touch and growing heavier as the pedal is depressed further.

This allows players to become accustomed to the nuances of

delicate pedaling.

Featured on the CLP-575 / 585, CVP-609 / 609GP

The GP Response Damper Pedal provides an

authentic grand piano pedal feel

The ability to adjust performance volume is extremely useful at

home where players may not always be able to play at high

volume levels.

Often at low volumes, both bass and treble may become difficult

to hear.

To counter this, Clavinova is equipped with Intelligent Acoustic

Control (IAC), which adjusts the sound automatically, allowing

players to enjoy balanced sound at any volume level.

IAC (Intelligent Acoustic Control),

perfect for playing at home

256-note polyphony* ensures even the most demanding

musicians can perform without fear of notes being dropped

Similar to an acoustic piano, the Clavinova is calibrated carefully,

with speaker positioning and body materials checked to ensure

that the entire instrument resonates optimally. For a sound image

that is very close to the grand piano, these instruments feature Tone

Escapement in several locations throughout the body that allow

the sound from the speakers to be projected to the listener’s ears

without being trapped inside the instrument. The higher-end

models in the CLP-500 Series* feature dedicated DSPs, amplifiers

and speakers for specific frequency range. This vastly improves

Play swift passages or layered harmonies while using the

damper pedal.

Because a piano can play hundreds of re-struck notes at the same

time, it is important to be able to perform without notes cutting

each other off.

The Clavinova can play up to 256 notes at a time, making it easy to

play intricate pieces from composers such as Liszt and Ravel that

require a great deal of pedaling. This ensures that your instrument

will be able to keep up with your progress for years to come.

CVP-601 offer 128-note polyphony.CVP-609 / 609GP offer 128 (piano) +128(accompaniment)-note polyphony

sound production, ensuring that the volume and quality of sound

heard by the performer is flawless, with the output from each

speaker arriving at the performer’s ears in perfect synchrony. They

also reproduce the beautiful tone of the new CFX grand piano

Voice with superb clarity.

* Featured on the CLP-545 / 575 / 585 / 565GP

Full-body resonance, just like an acoustic piano

Reproduces the gentle, tactile surface of the ivory keyboards once

used in only the finest pianos.

It features highly-absorbent material that prevents fingers from

slipping even after hours of performing, while retaining the ideal

texture and feel.

In addition to its smooth, luxurious feel, synthetic ivory only needs

to be wiped with a damp cloth to be kept clean.

Featured on the CLP-525 / 535 / 545 / 575 / 585 / 565GP, CVP-605 / 609 / 609GP

Synthetic ivory keytops—a pleasure to play even

after hours of performance

Keyboards fulfill the vital role of transforming emotion from your

fingertips into sound and therefore, must be smooth to play in

order to maintain superb touch for prolonged performances.

That is why Yamaha has fitted Keyboard Stabilizers to all 88

keys, offering players a natural touch and improving the stability

and durability of the keyboard.

Keyboard Stabilizers—unique Yamaha mechanisms

for improved keyboard stability and durability

Every single key on a grand piano keyboard is weighted

differently. This is because the strings for each note are slightly

thinner and shorter in the treble register, becoming thicker and

longer towards the bass register. The 88-key Linear Graded

Hammers of the Clavinova is the first-of-its-kind to faithfully

duplicate this graded touch with differing weights and key

return on each one of its keys. This results in a feel and

response that is astonishingly

like that of a grand piano, and

allows players to gain an

appreciation of a more

authentic touch.

Featured on the CLP-575 / 585, CVP-609 / 609GP

88-key Linear Graded Hammers—

the first digital piano keyboard ever to feature

realistic weighting on every key

The mechanics of superior sound

The body of the Clavinova contains Acoustic Optimizers that

regulate the flow of sound and control tone.

A new technology springing from Yamaha’s intimate

knowledge of the acoustic properties of the interiors of

musical instruments, Acoustic Optimizers deliver natural,

smooth feel and tone across the entire keyboard.

Acoustic Optimizer—Regulation to ensure a

balanced tone

CLP-585

Shallow DeepRange of pedal movement

Heavy LightPressure

on pedal

Clavinova key tips are far from the fulcrum, so the keys sink smoothly when played near the base

Ease of playing according to distance to the fulcrum

Key tip far from the fulcrum (Clavinova) Key tip close to the fulcrum

ShortLong

Fulcrum Fulcrum

Clavinova

Grand piano

Bass Treble

Audible Sound range

Proper balance in all tonal ranges

Adjusts low and

high ranges

Audible Sound at low volumes

Grand piano hammers

The Keyboard Stabilizer lets you apply force toward the fulcrum, providing a firm, steady touch

Fulcrum

Operation of the Keyboard Stabilizer

Originally founded in 1828, Bösendorfer holds a unique position amongst piano makers as the only manufacturer

in the world still utilizing the Viennese tradition of hand-crafted design that produces the uniquely warm bass,

singing treble and rich tonal colors known as the “Viennese Sound”. The development of Bösendorfer pianos has

been influenced by such famed composers as Brahms and Johann Strauss, resulting in an instrument lauded as the

only piano capable of withstanding the frenetic playing of Franz Liszt.

Remaining true to this legacy of meticulous design and implementation, each Bösendorfer instrument is

painstakingly crafted over many hours at the hands of highly-experienced craftsmen.

In 2008, Bösendorfer became part of the Yamaha Group and in 2014, the revered tone of the Bösendorfer Imperial

was featured in the Clavinova CLP Series* for the first time.

* Featured on the CLP-535 / 545 / 575 / 585 / 565GP

Bösendorfer

Sound Generator

Amplifier

DSP

Woofer

Tweeter

Squawker

With the adjustment range and pressure feel

of a grand piano half pedal, delicate tonal

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Graphs are visualizations of the effects of the functions.

As the volume decreases, the difficult-to-hear bass and

treble ranges are automatically adjusted. At normal

volume levels, IAC is automatically reduced.

Benefits of IAC

The Stereophonic Optimizer

Response of GP Response Damper Pedal

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