Yamaha NU-1X PE Avant Grand Digital Piano

General

Bearing the interior mechanics of a real acoustic upright to support a genuine player-to-piano connection, and boasting the sound of two mighty concert grands, the Yamaha NU-1X Avant Grand smashes the digital piano mould. The sleek design echoes every detail of a traditional upright piano, and if it weren't for the discreet control panel mounted just to the left of the keyboard, you could be fooled into thinking that it was one. However, this hybrid innovation is every bit an ultra-modern and fully digital instrument.

The Sound of the Yamaha NU-1X Avant Grand

This digital piano is home to the sound of two highly acclaimed grand pianos: the Yamaha CFX and the Bösendorfer Imperial, and because they've been sampled in such realistic quality, you're essentially getting the incomparable sound of two concert-class pianos for a bargain price in the form of an upright piano that will easily fit in the corner of the living room.

Enveloping Realism

The fitted pedals support half-damping techniques, just like a genuine grand piano, and even when wearing headphones, the binaural audio reproduction of the Yamaha CFX simulates spatial acoustics to breathtaking and enveloping effect. CD-quality WAV file recordings can be effortlessly produced by slotting a USB flash drive into the provided port. The same USB port can be used for direct connecting to an external device or computer, and external recording equipment can be connected via audio cables. Even in-depth control over further internal features is offered via a range of apps when a phone or tablet is coupled via Bluetooth. All of this technology is seamlessly integrated and invisible, leaving nothing but the clean and elegant design of the piano itself.