Yamaha CF Series Grand Piano
Yamaha CF Series Grand Piano
Designed with the concept of "Beauty and Power".
Handcrafted from the same materials by the same elite artisans, all three models of the CF Series share the same beautiful expression and deep tone. The top model is the CFX; a full-size 9-foot (275 cm) concert grand piano suitable for the largest concert halls. Retaining the same outstanding features as the CFX, the 7-foot (212 cm) CF6 is a perfect choice for recital halls, while the 6-foot 3-inch (191 cm) CF4 is great for performing at smaller venues and teaching studios.
Beauty and Power.
The concept behind the series is “Beauty and Power". Beauty offers a wide range of colors and the ability to create the most delicate voices. In the hands of a good pianist, these CF Series pianos can “sing” with an expression rarely heard. Power describes incredible tonal presence. Not only when playing fortissimo, but even delicate, soft passages can be heard. carried throughout the hall.The bass was superb and all registers could project through a full symphony orchestra regardless of venue size.
Designed with the concept of "Beauty and Power".
Handcrafted from the same materials by the same elite artisans, all three models of the CF Series share the same beautiful expression and deep tone. The top model is the CFX; a full-size 9-foot (275 cm) concert grand piano suitable for the largest concert halls. Retaining the same outstanding features as the CFX, the 7-foot (212 cm) CF6 is a perfect choice for recital halls, while the 6-foot 3-inch (191 cm) CF4 is great for performing at smaller venues and teaching studios.
Beauty and Power.
The concept behind the series is “Beauty and Power". Beauty offers a wide range of colors and the ability to create the most delicate voices. In the hands of a good pianist, these CF Series pianos can “sing” with an expression rarely heard. Power describes incredible tonal presence. Not only when playing fortissimo, but even delicate, soft passages can be heard. carried throughout the hall.The bass was superb and all registers could project through a full symphony orchestra regardless of venue size.
