If you want to have a piano at home but you don’t want a large piano, you can choose a digital piano, but if you also want an instrument with a very cool design you might check the new Yamaha MODUS H01 Digital Piano. Based on the Slimline CLP-FO1 Clavinova, the instrument features a minimal design that provides space saving.
The Yamaha MODUS H01 Digital Piano features 88–note natural wood keyboard, 3-level dynamic stereo sampling AWM (volume and timbre changing depending on playing touch), 64-note polyphony, 10 instrument voices, 3 pedals (damper with half-pedal effect, sostenuto and soft), built-in 40W sound system and USB port (to connect the instrument to a computer).
The Yamaha MODUS H01 Digital Piano is available in amber glow, velvet rouge and deep brunette finishes and its approximate price is $7,000, you know design is expensive. The instrument will be available in early 2007.
I purchased a Yahama PF 1000 a couple years ago and love it. Too bad it was discontinued. I guess the price was too affordable!
Can you please tell me where in the U.S. I can find and purchase this product? And how much does it cost? I’ve looked everywhere and can’t seem to locate any purchasing info on this product outside of Europe or Asia!
Thank you,
Christina
It looks like it’s not available in the US yet.
you pretty much have to walk into a certified YAMAHA dealer. They’ll charge you as much as they think you’re willing to pay