Yamaha Clavinova CSP-295GP | Review and Playing Demo by Jenna from Popplers Music | Digital Piano

Yamaha CSP-295GP is the flagship model of the Yamaha Clavinova Digital Piano CSP-200 Series. Experience the excellence of this piano with Jenna from Popplers Music! Learn about its features including Stream Lights, the Smart Pianist app, and world-class Voices and Styles in a beautiful grand piano design. With powerful speakers and a subwoofer featuring Waveguide technology, you'll not only get to hear but also feel the beauty of the CSP-295GP. 🎹
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How does this digital piano compares to the Roland GP-9 (is the sound/feel/key action better)? I'm curious to know

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Thank you for watching!
We do not carry Roland pianos so I'm not as intimately familiar with the nuances of the sound/feel etc... However, here is what I can tell you:
- We used to carry Roland digital pianos along with other brands but we decided to focus on Yamaha piano models. We carry the full line of Yamaha pianos and we are proud to do so because we believe they are the best in the industry. That being said, there are other quality brands out there but Yamaha is a leader in the industry without any doubt. I would say, when someone prefers another brand compared to Yamaha, it is a personal preference to a feel or sound, not due to a lack in quality.
- Yamaha makes their own line of quality acoustic upright pianos, grand pianos, and premium handmade grand pianos. Each of the digital pianos has nuances and hues that come from their acoustic pianos. Roland does not make acoustic pianos, so they do not have the history that Yamaha does to make their digital piano models as close to an acoustic line as Yamaha does.
- I recently had a customer try a Yamaha Clavinova who had purchased a Roland and they ended up selling their Roland because they were disappointed with the model but loved the Yamaha Clavinova.
- Our repair technicians have told us that Yamaha Clavinova pianos are easier to work on, Yamaha has better parts for when issues arise down the road, and Clavinovas are more durable than other brands they work on.
I will admit that I have an affinity for Yamaha piano models. However, that has been a process where Yamaha has earned our patronage every step of the way!
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