Yamaha Cp-70 complete review (Part 1)

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Publicado 2018-08-22
The famous Yamaha Cp-70 acoustic electric piano in all it's glory.
Next week in Part 2: WE TAKE IT APART!

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  • It's actually an Electric Baby Grand Piano. It has the same action as a Traditional Piano but the strings (which are akin to Standard Piano Strings) are amplified by Pickups like an Electric Guitar. They're actually Piezo Pickups so it makes the instrument sound more like a true Amplified Piano.
  • @Aquatarkus96
    Reminds me instantly of Tony Banks and Elton John. Love this instrument on tracks like Heathaze and Turn it On Again
  • @TheLambLive
    3:00 - It even says 'OUT'... Why are you calling them inputs ?!
  • @carlbowles1808
    I see this instrument often in vintage synth videos. Thank you for featuring this legacy instrument.
  • The Helpinstill company that makes those Piano Pickups got that inspiration from the Yamaha CP-70 & CP-80 Electric Baby Grand Pianos. The sound that you'd get out of an Acoustic Piano fitted w/ Helpinstill Pickups is akin to a CP-80 but more refined cause you now have a Soundboard & longer Bass Strings.
  • First time I heard it was on Elton John’s USSR concert in 1979. I just love the sounds of the lower keys
  • @chazinko
    Great video and playing man - thank you!
  • @Yamil97
    Sounds just like Charly García...
  • Thank you for introducing vulfpeck to me, i just listened to tee time and it's awesome! I love it when old instruments are used to create contempirary music.
  • @midimax1279
    You sold me on this piano. Should be nice for my apartment, loud enough to hear but quiet enough to keep from bothering anybody. I can't wait to get my own.
  • @armstronglance
    Wow! The polyverse widener really improved the stereo image! Bought mine new for $2500 in 1978.
  • @g43s
    i found out about this piano on a Coldplay concert, i thoght it was some kind of keyboard/case situatio haha, like a keyboard that was its own case too, it really catch my attention.
  • @jonthepiano
    Just about to visit one of these to tune it !!
  • @Christian-lt9qr
    Great video my dude. Would love to see if you can figure out how to mimic the keyboard sound from New Years Day by U2.
  • @calinguga
    when i first heard about the rhodes when i was a kid, as an "electric piano", i thought it was exactly this. then i found out about tines and reeds, and about stringed clavs, and didn't think about it anymore. i can't believe it took me this long to finally research this "missing link" kind of instrument, and it turns out that first, i had already heard it all over the place without paying attention, and second, it sounds better to my ears than a rhodes or a wurli. nice.
  • @Reversibleband
    I believe Prince used one in the ‘Purple Rain’ film. My father bought one from a pawn shop about 1987/1988 but my stepmother ended up selling it to a church around 1995. I never learned how to play properly but wish I still had it. It even had two road cases…and it definitely weighed a million pounds!