Yamaha CP-80 Electric Baby Grand Piano? The Yamaha CP-80 was released in 1976 and was discontinued in 1985. It is an electric baby grand with the dynamic and natural sounds of the piano as it has a real keyboard action with strings but without soundboard. Instead, the sound is generated through a sophisticated piezo type pick-up system that translates the vibrating strings into electric signals. The advantage is that the sound thus has an effective electronic amplification which is very useful for touring purposes. The CP-80 has been used by many professional musicians over the years on the stage and in the studio. This CP-80 would be best suited to someone looking for a professional electric grand to use at home or on the road. It would also suit a professional studio or entertainment company looking to widen their repertoire. Condition. This is a used unit.. Physically the unit is in good condition. It shows some wear from use and age. This includes some light scratches and scuffs and some light surface oxidation on the latches and in other small sections. This wear is not major and does not affect the use or sounds of this beautiful piano. ? . This piano includes the lids for the top and bottom half. Sadly they were not supplied when we received this item second hand. This unit has been cleaned inside and it has an authentic piano feel across all of the keys. The electronics were also checked and tested. The unit is fully functional and a pleasure to use. The CP-80 does not need to be powered on to produce sound and can be used powered off to practice quietly. We recommend this be done once the CP-80 is installed in its new location. ? . This unit powers off a an adaptor. The adaptor supplied is 240V. ? . This electric grand is large and heavy. About an hour from Sydney City. Please make a booking with us if you would like to try it out. These quotes are subject to change as we have no control over this. The Lofi Music Team have been providing professional audio solutions, restoration and repairs in the Sydney and Central Coast area for over ten years.
