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The world of vintage sound collides with a super-compact digital mini keyboard in the form of the Yamaha Reface CP. A member of the Reface series, the Reface CP's portability speaks to the series' purpose: to deliver well-loved piano and synth sounds of days gone by with the most convenience possible, like extreme portability, USB MIDI capabilities, polyphony, and more. The CP specifically stores a plethora of vintage piano sounds, like those of the Fender Rhodes, Hohner Clavinet, and even the sound of a toy piano.

The Yamaha P-45 Digital Piano pairs an authentic playing experience with an accessible price tag for an easy avenue to big tone in a compact package. Built with 88 Graded Hammer Standard (GHS) keys that emulate the nuance of an acoustic piano, the P-45's secret weapon is the Advanced Wave Memory (AVM) and 64-note polyphony to serve the iconic sounds of Yamaha's flagship grand and baby grand models. Clocking in a 25 pounds and sleek in design, this go-anywhere model is an apartment dweller's best friend.

The latest iteration of the now-classic Nord Stage. Featuring 88 weighted keys, the Nord Stage 3 is the no-compromise version, giving piano action control over the Nord's class-leading organ, piano, and synth sounds.

If you're a pianist constrained by space, you can have your grand and play it too with the Yamaha DGX-660 88-Key Arranger Piano. Built from the ground up to emulate the sound and feel of a Yamaha 9' CFIIIS concert grand piano in a more accommodating package, the DGX-660 comes packing a GHS weighted keyboard with heavier lows and lighter highs for authentic feel when going up and down the keys. For even more options, flip through the expansive Piano Room sound bank to select parameters from type of piano to playing environment to the angle of the lid.

The Nord Stage 3 essentially combines the technologies found in Clavia’s Nord Lead A1 Synth engine (with sample playback) and the Nord C2D organ. Both instruments, along with an enhanced piano and effects sections, can be split along the Stage 3, making the keyboard a truly flexible and powerful instrument for live performance or studio recording.