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I tried playing this in a music store and its by far the best digital piano I've ever played, solid and light action on the keys, really feels like a grand piano
Thanks for the good presentation of the Yamaha 735, but what I was missing was the assessment of the keyboard. The Yamaha 735 has the keyboard that has the easiest common keys of the known brands. This is very essential for beginners. All the sounds are a nice gimmick, but I think you buy this ePiano because you want to start playing and because you don't like the heavy keyboards. I rented a Kawai CA49 because everyone says that you can only start playing with a solid wood keyboard. This is a complete nonsense. For me, the Kawai CA49 keyboard is way too heavy. On some chords, I notice how I can't press down all the keys at the same time because I don't have the strength in my fingers. I am 60+ and have been playing the piano for half an hour a day for 18 weeks now and I still don't have the strength in my fingers, quite the opposite, I just have sore tendons in my fingers. Next month, I will exchange the Kawai CA49 for a Yamaha CLP-735, because the keyboard is much, much easier to press. It feels like you only need half the force. You don't become a concert pianist at 60+, so my fingers don't need to be trained for a concert grand. I also don't understand why you need a solid wood keyboard from a concert grand in an upright piano. What I am trying to say is: the Yamaha CLP-735 is the ultimate entry level piano for children and adults. In my opinion, no one needs the heavy keyboards. This approach of the keyboard to a concert grand piano I find a complete aberration. I would love to have the Yamaha CLP-745, 775 or 785, but the higher the number of the CLP series the heavier the keys and that is absolutely unnecessary in my opinion. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
@@GreenToast01 me too I head a casino s100 costed me 560 dollars and I head it for years and now I finally upgrade to the Crystal Piano, Heintzman it costed me $3,220,000!
Hello. I want to buy CLP 735 gloss black. I think color has no effect on sound. Do you think rosewood or gloss black is more beautiful? And do you think it's worth paying that price difference?
Hi! You're absolutely right-color has no effect on the sound. As for which is more beautiful, it really comes down to personal taste. Gloss black has that sleek, modern look and can make a real statement in a room, while rosewood has a more classic, elegant vibe. As for the price difference, the gloss black finish usually costs more due to its premium look and the extra care required in the production process. If the visual appeal and that polished aesthetic are important to you, it might be worth the extra investment. Ultimately, go with the one that makes you happy when you see it in your space!
@@ePianoscouk Thank you very much. I wonder if the same wood is used when making the piano Yamaha CLP 735 glossy black and rosewood colors? What wood is this model made of? Would you recommend this model as I am starting out for the first time?
Thanks for reaching out! The Yamaha CLP-735 does have a fully weighted key mechanism giving it the same feel a traditional piano would have. Find it here: epianos.co.uk/yamaha-clp735dw
Thanks so much Robin. I'm afraid to say that CLP930 has long been discontinued. In fact, it's around 20 years old (almost an antique in digital piano techology terms!). CLP735 is vastly superior in every way.
There are 20 rhythm patters on the Yamaha CLP735. The give you a variety of drum backings and a bass guitar that joins in with the music you are playing. It's quite basic compared to the sister CVP models, but it's quite a fun feature to use when you feel like having a group join in with you.
⭐ INCLUDED FREE WITH ALL NEW YAMAHA ARIUS & CLP MODELS ⭐
The ePianos Product Handbook™ is an exclusive guide to the Yamaha Arius & CLP range of digital pianos, crafted by our experts who have over 30 years of experience in the industry.
With 40 illustrated pages of instructions & tips and 1 hour of detailed tutorial videos (times are approx), The ePianos Product Handbook™will help you unlock the full potential of your instrument and take your playing to the next level.
✅ The ePianos Product Handbook™ is included FREE with new Yamaha Arius & CLP models.
✅ The ePianos Product Handbook™ is available to anyone to purchase for £59.
Learn more here: www.epianos.co.uk/the-epianos-handbooks/
I tried playing this in a music store and its by far the best digital piano I've ever played, solid and light action on the keys, really feels like a grand piano
Excellent basic demo. Love it. Fully convinced. I bought the CLP 735. Thanks.
Thanks for the good presentation of the Yamaha 735, but what I was missing was the assessment of the keyboard. The Yamaha 735 has the keyboard that has the easiest common keys of the known brands. This is very essential for beginners. All the sounds are a nice gimmick, but I think you buy this ePiano because you want to start playing and because you don't like the heavy keyboards. I rented a Kawai CA49 because everyone says that you can only start playing with a solid wood keyboard. This is a complete nonsense. For me, the Kawai CA49 keyboard is way too heavy. On some chords, I notice how I can't press down all the keys at the same time because I don't have the strength in my fingers. I am 60+ and have been playing the piano for half an hour a day for 18 weeks now and I still don't have the strength in my fingers, quite the opposite, I just have sore tendons in my fingers. Next month, I will exchange the Kawai CA49 for a Yamaha CLP-735, because the keyboard is much, much easier to press. It feels like you only need half the force. You don't become a concert pianist at 60+, so my fingers don't need to be trained for a concert grand. I also don't understand why you need a solid wood keyboard from a concert grand in an upright piano. What I am trying to say is: the Yamaha CLP-735 is the ultimate entry level piano for children and adults. In my opinion, no one needs the heavy keyboards. This approach of the keyboard to a concert grand piano I find a complete aberration. I would love to have the Yamaha CLP-745, 775 or 785, but the higher the number of the CLP series the heavier the keys and that is absolutely unnecessary in my opinion.
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I'm buying it today. Made the advance payment already. I'm an armature, but I believe a natural. I hope I am able to practice well with it. :)
I really need this piano🥹
I am still enjoying my CLP-625, now thinking about upgrading!
I just did though i bought the 625 only a year ago.. i I'm moving to 745...will receive it in 2 weeks
@@roadguide123 So, what feel you actually with the clp 745 ?
Clp 625 to 745 is not an upgrade at all. 745 may be louder a bit but headphones will sound identical.
@@agparag no it is a lot different
@@GreenToast01 me too I head a casino s100 costed me 560 dollars and I head it for years and now I finally upgrade to the Crystal Piano, Heintzman it costed me $3,220,000!
Very good review ! thanks
Thanks for sharing sir
So frustrating that you didn’t show how the e-piano sounded..
Hello.. why n Yamaha site clp 735 has TipoGrandTouch™ keyboard: WOODEN keys (white only)
Hello. I want to buy CLP 735 gloss black. I think color has no effect on sound. Do you think rosewood or gloss black is more beautiful? And do you think it's worth paying that price difference?
Hi! You're absolutely right-color has no effect on the sound. As for which is more beautiful, it really comes down to personal taste. Gloss black has that sleek, modern look and can make a real statement in a room, while rosewood has a more classic, elegant vibe.
As for the price difference, the gloss black finish usually costs more due to its premium look and the extra care required in the production process. If the visual appeal and that polished aesthetic are important to you, it might be worth the extra investment. Ultimately, go with the one that makes you happy when you see it in your space!
@@ePianoscouk Thank you very much. I wonder if the same wood is used when making the piano Yamaha CLP 735 glossy black and rosewood colors? What wood is this model made of? Would you recommend this model as I am starting out for the first time?
Can you set the piano to just play the built in song list randomly?
Is it better than the KDP-120?
Can i transpose on this piano ?
Great Review! Thank you! Does it have a mic port? I want to sing while playing so it would be awesome to get something good with a mic port🎤🎼😊
how can i import recorded songs to a usb device?
Does this piano have fully weighted keys?
Thanks for reaching out! The Yamaha CLP-735 does have a fully weighted key mechanism giving it the same feel a traditional piano would have. Find it here: epianos.co.uk/yamaha-clp735dw
Can you record and save on a cd for duet playing.
Esse vídeo é sensacional :) 😀
This one or a Casio Gp-310?
Is the 930 series a better piano then the 735 series?
Thanks so much Robin. I'm afraid to say that CLP930 has long been discontinued. In fact, it's around 20 years old (almost an antique in digital piano techology terms!). CLP735 is vastly superior in every way.
1 rhythm pattern only correct?
There are 20 rhythm patters on the Yamaha CLP735. The give you a variety of drum backings and a bass guitar that joins in with the music you are playing. It's quite basic compared to the sister CVP models, but it's quite a fun feature to use when you feel like having a group join in with you.
Can you use smart pianist with this?
Yes. We have a guide on how to connect here: www.epianos.co.uk/how-to-connect-an-ipad-to-your-yamaha-p515/
Harris Christopher Thomas Jennifer Jackson Daniel
Since people watching this will know alot about pianos pieces too can someone please tell me the piece he played in 3:49?
Chopin nocturne possibly
@@zl1David thank you so much fr
nocturne opus 9 no 2 by Chopin, he kinda bullshitted it by memory lol but that’s what he was going for
Someone surprise me here🤭
can you tell me whats the name of the song played at 5:04 please!?
Sounds like David was playing 'A whiter shade of pale'.
@@ePianoscouk Thank you very much!
Pretty sure it was “Sandstorm” by Darude
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