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Yamaha CLP635 vs CLP645 Clavinova digital piano comparison review - What piano should I buy?
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- čas přidán 12. 08. 2024
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@chrisonpiano gives a comparison review of the Yamaha Clavinova CLP635 and CLP645 digital pianos and asks 'What piano should I buy?'
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Thanks for recording this video. This one was essencial to help me choose which one to buy for my mother. She had to sell her piano 26 years ago to pay some debts and she’s never got the chance to buy another one. Almost 3 decades later I can finally buy her a new piano! Thank you so much for your support.
Glad to help
I love how you make the reviews! Keep it up! THANKS
This man is a genius. The best presentation of comparisons I have seen.
Thank you soooo much! Exactly what I needed!!!
I like Yamaha. I like this guy. I like this channel.
You like everything 👀
Thanks for the video :) I am torn! I am thinking of getting the CLP-675 but there are no reviews out! Apparently it has a new mechanism where the keys are the longest on a digital piano! Though the PRICE of the CLP-675 is close to the CLP - 585. Which one is a better deal? I play just with headphones 90% of the time. Or should I wait for the CLP-685?
Very professional, well done.
Thanks for the video. Please could you do a comparison of Yamaha 675 vs Kawai cs8? I'd really appreciate it thanks
Thank you for your great explanation
Thank you for your lovely comment!
I see it's been a while since you posted, are you planning to continue the comparison series all the way up to the CLP-685? Would be helpful :)
The main thing you can play good, automatically can make a good sound to enjoy 😇
Gracias por el video, muy interesante para quien esta con esta inquietud.
Hi.. Great video. Can I connect Bluetooth headphones to the CLP645 while playing?? If not, can you be kind enough to suggest a digital piano which I can use with Bluetooth headphones while practising?
I have become addicted to piano comparison videos please stop making any new videos. I'm watching 4 hours a day and it's getting worse.
i feel you.. it's getting bad for me as well. haha
MultiNiko42 why is this me? Haha, I thought I was the only one...
Haha me too. Mostly because I just orderd The 635
Fresh Baked It's torture 😂
what other pianos have you owned , I'm trying to decide from home use, if I should get p255/p515 (slab) or clp, I like the look of slab and durable factor
Wonderful explanation and presentation. I should like to buy the CLP 645 from ePiano but I live in Los Angeles. Would the shipping costs make that unwise? Thanks for the video!
nice comparison........
Hello! Someone will say about this piano? I look after myself (used to play the Roland 401, I really liked the sound)
Is there name for the song at 6:05 or did you just make that up? It's good.
I live for when you actually play, it's amazing! Very informative review, and excellent playing :0
Thanks for the video! Really well done!
For me it would really be helpful to get a comparison between the different brands. You obviously have an upgrade of one or the other feature (and the price) if you go up within the same product line. It would be interesting to see the difference between the different manufacturers.
For example is the semi-wooden keyboard of the Roland HP 605 really so much worse, is the Grand Feel II of the Kawai CS 8 really that much better? Or how about the compact version of the CA 58? Are the differences in technology so much better in the Roland and what am I missing out when going for the CS 8 with no Bluetooth for example? Is there a huge difference in UX between the small display and plastic keys compared to the touch screens of the CA 78/98 or does it just look a little fancier?
I guess once we understand the differences between the brands it will be easier to compare models, no matter what price range you are looking for. Thanks a lot!!
I have a 635 but the Sostenuto pedal does not work. I also have a 101 year old Mason and Hamlin and it works fine. Can the 635 be fixed?
I tried both of these a few days ago. Speaking as a beginner, I thought the difference in sound was far more obvious than the actions.
I suppose I ought to elaborate a little: the 635 sounded 'nasal' and I thought that even before comparing it to any other models in the shop. By comparison the 645 could just 'breathe' and relax and sounded fuller and richer.
Can you please compare the Yamaha P-45 with the new Casio CDP-235???
Thanks for this video. Just bought the CLP-645. I was going to order the 635 but went back to the shop and compared the two side by side. As you mentioned, the additional speakers in the 645 make quite a difference. It sounds more open and less muddy. The wooden keys are nicer imho as well. Glad I saw this video before making my purchase. Cheers!
Is NWX key fast responsive compare to GH3? Is the wooden key easy to break or loose compare to plastic key?
@@townnet I am not much of a piano player, but I do play an acoustic piano almost every week day, and can say that the wooden keys on the CLP-645 feel very much like the keys on an acoustic piano. The plastic keys seem to respond a bit slower to me. The back keys on the 645 are plastic as far as I know and they seem to be pretty good, although the fake wood grain on these black keys feel a bit strange. I think the idea was to help keep your fingers from slipping. Overall we are very happy with the CLP-645.
@@1rcproductions Is the CLP645 50w+50w sound level close to acoustic piano?
@@townnet The CLP-645 is plenty loud in our living room. The sound is a bit more direct than an acoustic piano. I think the next level up in the CLP series has a sound box that may create a more resonant/dispersed sound similar to an acoustic piano. I am fussy when it comes to sound and am happy with our choice.
What is the name of the songs you played?
Which one do you recommend? A Kawai CN39 or Yamaha CLP 645?
Does anyboby know IF it is possible to use a wireless headphone in Clp 635? And how?
Hi,Thank you so much for your useful videos. Does the bluetooth functions and possibilities usable with all smarthphones or just with iOS devices?
The app has now been released on android devices too!
Hello ePianos, I would like to ask a question. In the Netherlands the Clp-575 is now the same price as the 645. I know they have both virtual resonance. Would you like to give me advice which model is better? Thanks
If you don't need bluetooth, I'd pick CLP-575. You get better speaker system, the claviature is better still (linear weighted - each key feels different) and so is the damper pedal :)
Hybrid piano is good to buy ??please let me know
Roland rp501 or Yamaha clp645?pls help me.
Hi dear ePianos! ( sorry I didn't catch your name), I have a quick question, If i buy the CLP635 will I ever need to upgrade to another digital before getting a real acoustic piano? if so, in what grade will it likely happen and how many years can i just enjoy the CLP635?
Masoud Rad You wouldn't have to upgrade. It all boils down to personal preference. There are great players who own the simple P-115
Hey, i really need help, are the wooden keys more silent when playing with headphones? because the clp 635 makes loud "click" sounds and i think about returning it
I don't think there's too much of a difference to be fair.
Hey mate, the clp545 is on sale at the moment. Will I be missing much if i buy it instead of the 645
It's tempting to get a CLP545 on sale www.epianos.co.uk/product/yamaha-clp545b-clavinova-in-black-walnut/ currently about £400 cheaper than the new CLP645. I would say the major thing you'll miss out on is the Virtual Resonance Modelling (VRM) sampling technology, as you've seen me refer to in the video. If you plan on having the piano a long time you will really appreciate having this as it makes the playing experience so much more authentic. Also you'll not have bluetooth built in but this isn't such a big thing. Hope that helps
White keys are wood but the blacks aren't. Their action is different, so wouldnt this make imbalance while playing?
Smart question!
No it doesn't.
Was thinking that aswell.
Hi, why not?..., much people says about the weird sensation between white and black keys, and for that reason they prefer the 635..., please give us more details about it!...
hey fam, pls which is the cheapest digital piano that has wooden keys and is a real pleasure to play? I play Chopin mostly his nocturnes, preludes, mazurkas and etudes
Yamaha CLP645 fam
bro actually it's clp545 wtf
lol
Are the keys noisy? I bought mine (645) a week ago and im not a fan of the touch...
Why not? because of the noise? I feel the same in my 635
What is so bad about the noise?
You will not find the noice in kawai.
Kawai CA58 vs Yamaha clp 645? I really want to know if the grand feel of Kawai is better.
For me it’s a clear yes. I like the feel of the Kawai much better than the semi wooden keys of the CLP 645.
You might also want to check out Casio Celviano gp-300. I was surprised to see a decent Casio piano in this price range but I even preferred the Casio wooden keyboard to the clp 645 one.
I didn’t like the Roland and the CLP 645 was ok. My clear favorite here would be the Kawai.
@@BB-kw5bz Welp, I'm sad to say that I've bought the CLP-645. And its hard to play inside the black keys since the keys are not long like the real ones. But well, its fine either way until I get some space for an acoustic one.
Alinutz Alin Too bad to head you‘re not too happy with it. I think it’s hard to get the feeling of a real keyboard with any digital piano. And if you need to spend more money. I’d say starting with the CA78 onwards it becomes a bit better. But obviously nothing beers the real deal.
@@BB-kw5bz True, I had the opportunity to go into a store with grand pianos which cost 20k-200k and you can clearly feel and hear the difference.
But I had a big problem, I was with a friends car and the parking was expensive af + he can't just wait for me.
And I usually take around 10 hours + 2 weeks to decide since I compare and see what its best.
The 4 things that really disappoint me about the Yamaha is:
1. the thumping sound along the sound it does, really annoying, even more while wearing headphones.
2.The key bottom out noise. If you play something forte, its like why do I even have a digital piano.
3. As I mentioned in the previous comment, the tech i.e keys used are not long enough to balance the weight. So when pressing them near the black keys, you need to exert a lot more force.
4. The sustain pedal is not mimicking the real one at all. This is common thing with digital pianos so its fine but still.
I looked up and just the piano without the wooden support is 600 GBP cheaper which makes me wonder where does all that wood go.
Hi there. Just a short question. In YAMAHA CLP-635 both speakers are fixed under the main unit and the sound is directed "towards the knees of the player". What about YAMAHA CLP-645? Since it has 4 speakers instead of 2, I imagine that two of them are still faced down towards the floor but I'm not sure about the other two. Are they separeate from the bigger ones and are they directed "towards the face of the player"? Thanks for they reply and sorry for my English.
If you want a digital piano that projects the sound directly towards the face of the player, you have to go with the Yamaha CLP675.
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Hello there! Im from India, I really like the CLP575 but they cost about 2800 pounds in India. Do you think I can get a better deal if I get it imported from another country?
Yash Jain No, in Switzerland the CLP-575 costs over 4000 pounds. Usually, buying in a poorer country will be cheaper than buying in a richer country. Shipping cost of pianos can be quite high, sometimes more than the actual piano cost.
Yikes! 4000 pounds! I see, that doesn't make sense but alright. Can you suggest me a country as to where I can buy it from for a good price then?
Hi ePianos, is it possible to turn off the VRM?
Yes
Cheers
When you compared the clp-625 to 635, the latter seemed like an awesome instrument. But in this video, it seems like an awful instrument.
Agreed. Just bought a 635 and couldn't be happier. Obviously they only want to sell the more expensive and luxurious stuff. 635 is an outstanding piano for its price.
Me too, very satisfied. Apart from the loudspeakers, I think they are really bad. I had to hook it up to external speakers or use headphones. Other than that, great playing experience.
that's because it is being compared to a superior instrument. the 635 is probably a great piano in it's own right, but falls short compared to the next step up.
And what about the 625? I was convinced that the 625 is awesome then he revealed the resonance technology and I was like "hmm that's worth the extra" and now he just come up with the wooden keys. I'm lost.
László Marosi same!
635: 5:40
645: 6:01
635: 6:36
Yup. The 645 is so much better than the 635 isn't even worth it!!
Stephanie Lynn cmon, not everyone can afford the 645, is really expensive. The 635 on its own packs a lot of punch, superb piano for the money.
I bought a 635 and was so happy until i saw this video.. now i think the 635 is the worst piano ..
I know right xD
I ended up with a 630 and cant see the screen while playing
...too small.
Wood or plastic? Mind fuck! LOL! close your eyes and feel there is no difference.
Shame on all the CLP 635 users)) You are making idiots or are you kidding us?