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Yamaha Clavinova CLP-920 - " I loved"
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-88 Buttons -Connectors: MIDI, Audio, 2 pedals. 2 headphone jacks (it is thought to play 2 night or something to listen to someone with headphones) -Sons upright piano, electric, organ, violin -Ef…
03/18/11
Yamaha Clavinova CVP-503 - " Fantasy"
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Piano full 88 keys. His hyper realistic effects, rhythms and auto accompaniment is simply amazing. All functions of a piano in this range, of course (Midi pedals, USB). Recording function noon, an…
10/29/10
Yamaha Clavinova CLP-511 - " Very good product"
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The 88-key keyboard allows you to find the characteristics of a traditional piano keyboard. The right hand section can be set differently from the left hand section. The manual presents a method of t…
12/19/10

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