Yamaha Clavinova CLP-240 Rosewood Digital Piano – Premium Sound & Elegant Design
The Yamaha Clavinova CLP‑240 is part of Yamaha’s well-regarded Clavinova “CLP-200 series,” launched mid-2000s. It’s designed to bridge the gap between beginner digital pianos and higher-end models: offering a highly realistic touch and tone, while keeping the instrument relatively affordable compared to premium digital or acoustic pianos.
In 2006, Yamaha introduced a (CLP-240), marking the first time this “mid-line” Clavinova was offered in such an elegant, concert‑grand–style finish. This shows Yamaha’s intention to combine both aesthetic form and high-quality performance even in this tier.
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Yamaha Clavinova CLP-240 Rosewood Digital Piano – Premium Sound & Elegant Design
The Yamaha Clavinova CLP‑240 is part of Yamaha’s well-regarded Clavinova “CLP-200 series,” launched mid-2000s. It’s designed to bridge the gap between beginner digital pianos and higher-end models: offering a highly realistic touch and tone, while keeping the instrument relatively affordable compared to premium digital or acoustic pianos.
In 2006, Yamaha introduced a (CLP-240), marking the first time this “mid-line” Clavinova was offered in such an elegant, concert‑grand–style finish. This shows Yamaha’s intention to combine both aesthetic form and high-quality performance even in this tier.
Cabinet / Finish Options: The CLP-240 comes in several finishes, including Dark Rosewood, Mahogany, Cherry, and Polished Ebony (PE) versions.
Form Factor: It has a console-style cabinet, which gives it a refined, upright-piano look.
Pedals: Equipped with three foot pedals — Damper (sustain) with half-pedal effect, Sostenuto, and Soft.
Keyboard Cover & Music Rest: Includes a sliding key lid for protection when not in use, plus a foldable music rest with clips for holding sheet music.
GH3 – Graded Hammer 3: The keys are weighted to mimic a real acoustic grand piano: heavier in the low end, lighter in the high end. This gives a natural, expressive feel when playing.
Tone Generation: Uses Yamaha’s AWM (Advanced Wave Memory) technology, with 3-level Dynamic Stereo Sampling. This means that for different dynamics (soft, medium, loud), different sampled versions of the piano sound are used, making tone more realistic.
Stereo Sustain & Key-Off Samples: It includes samples for when you release a key (“key off”) and also for sustain pedal release, adding realism and resonance.
Dynamic Damper Effect (DDE): Models the subtle resonances you hear when the damper pedal is used in an acoustic grand, enriching the sustain and overtones.
Polyphony: Up to 64 notes, which is ample for most solo piano playing and layering.
Voices / Instrument Sounds: It has 28 voices (14 × 2 variations), giving you a decent variety beyond just piano (strings, organ, etc.).
Split / Dual Mode: You can do dual-voice layering or split the keyboard for different instrument combinations.
Digital Effects: Includes Reverb, Chorus, and “Brilliance” control so you can shape the brightness of the sound.
Temperaments: Offers 7 different tuning temperaments, which can be valuable for advanced players or those interested in historical tuning styles.
2‑Track Song Recorder: You can record on two separate tracks — useful for practice, layering, and playback.
Internal Flash ROM: Has built-in song memory.
USB Connectivity:
USB to Host: Connect to a computer for MIDI use.
USB to Device: Save or load song data to/from a USB flash drive.
MIDI In/Out/Thru: For integration into a larger MIDI setup.
Authentic Feel: For someone stepping up from a basic keyboard, this gives real weighted key feel.
Prestige & Quality: Being a Clavinova, it carries Yamaha’s reputation for serious digital pianos.
Value for Money: You get advanced sampling, good amplification, recording, and connectivity features without paying for a “flagship” model.
Long-Term Use: Great for students who will stick with piano for years; it's robust and well-built.
Home Aesthetic: With its furniture-style cabinet and elegant finish options, it blends into a home more naturally than a bare-bones keyboard.
