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Yamaha Clp-725 Review: The Ultimate Digital Piano Experience

Last updated December 6, 2024

Yamaha CLP 725 Review: The Ultimate Digital Piano Experience

  • Proudly written by Pro-Pianist,
  • Robert Emery
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  • Digital Pianos | Piano & Keyboards

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YDP-165
A GRAND EXPERIENCE FOR A COMPACT HOME
  • Overall: Graded Hammer Standard (GHS) Keyboard With 88 Weighted Keys For A Great Experience
  • Best Feature: Yamaha's Pure CF Sound Engine For High-Quality Sound Reproduction of Real Acoustic Piano
  • TedScore™: 8/10
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Piano

Yamaha CLP-735 VERSATILE DIGITAL
PIANO
  • Overall: GrandTouch-S keyboard with wooden keys
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  • Best Feature: Binaural sampling technology and
    a stereophonic optimizer
  • TedScore™:
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Yamaha CLP-725 FEATURES EVERYTHING
YOU LOVE
  • Overall:
    GrandTouch-S keyboard with synthetic<ebony and ivory keytops.
  • Best Feature:
    All new CFX and Bösendorfer Samples.
  • TedScore™:
    9/10
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Allow me to introduce you to the Yamaha CLP-725, a popular choice among music enthusiasts.  

The entry-level model of Yamaha’s prestigious Clavinova series promises an authentic acoustic feel at a more affordable price point.

A Yamaha Picture Of A Yamaha Clp 725 Placed Inside A Living Room

Why might this interest you? If you’re after realistic touch and sound without breaking the bank, the CLP-725 is a noteworthy contender.

I’m ready to explore everything the Yamaha CLP-725 offers, from its features to its sound quality. Keep reading, and let’s see what makes this digital piano stand out.

Table of Contents

Design and Build Quality

The Yamaha CLP-725‘s design speaks to both elegance and functionality. The piano’s aesthetics and construction are key elements contributing to its appeal and longevity, capturing the essence of a finely crafted instrument.

Yamaha Clp 725 Review: The Ultimate Digital Piano Experience

Cabinet Aesthetics

  1. Form and Function: The CLP-725’s cabinet design is sleek and modern. Its clean lines suit any contemporary living room or music studio.

  2. Color Options: Available in a few classic finishes, including matte black, rosewood, and polished ebony, the choices provide flexibility in matching with various decors. Each finish option brings out the instrument’s different personality, allowing me to personalize my own space.

Material and Finish Options

  1. Quality Materials: The CLP-725 is constructed using high-quality materials, enhancing both durability and the touch experience. This careful selection is evident in the tactile feel of the keys and the sturdy frame of the instrument.

  2. Finish Detailing: Each finish—whether matte, rosewood, or polished—adds a unique vibe to the piano. I find polished ebony particularly striking, though it tends to show fingerprints more easily.

  3. Durability: The build quality ensures that the piano remains in good condition over time. This is crucial for anyone, like me, who prefers investing in long-lasting musical instruments that won’t demand frequent replacements or repairs.

Yamaha CLP 725 Digital Piano

Yamaha Clp 725 Digital Piano Review
features everything you love
PERFECT FOR: Intermediates

FEATURES: GrandTouch-S keyboard with synthetic ebony and ivory keytops.

OTHER INFO: All new CFX and Bösendorfer Samples.
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9/10
PROS
  • Included piano bench and 50 Classical Music Masterpieces book.
  • Includes a Yamaha 5-year warranty.
CONS
  • Limited recording and playback capabilities.
What Retailer to Buy From?

When you click ‘Check Price’, you’ll see there are loads of great places to buy this item.  Our personal favorite is Sweetwater for the US, and Thomann and Gear4Music for the UK & Europe.

They are the largest music retailers, with excellent customer service, competitive prices, really fast shipping, and the longest guarantees.

The TedScore™: 9/10
The TedScore™ is our unique system of scoring products.
The professional musician who wrote this article combined many things,
from the product build, manufacturer’s reputation through to feedback
from other users, to create our famous TedScore™.

Sound Quality and Technology

Yamaha Clp 725 Digital Piano Image Taken By Teds-List

I’ll explore Yamaha’s exceptional sound sampling techniques and discuss how binaural sampling and virtual resonance enhance the playing experience.

Yamaha's Sound Sampling

  1. Incredible Piano Sounds

    Thanks to its sophisticated sampling techniques, the Yamaha CLP-725 offers extraordinary sound quality. This model features sounds sampled from the renowned Yamaha CFX and Bösendorfer Imperial grand pianos. These samples capture every nuance and richness of their acoustic counterparts, providing a playing experience that’s simply exquisite.

  2. Powerful Speakers

    With powerful speakers integrated into the CLP-725, you’ll find that each note rings clear and true. These speakers have been carefully designed to replicate the dynamic range of an acoustic piano. As a result, whether you’re rehearsing or performing, the sound remains realistic and vibrant.

Binaural Sampling and Virtual Resonance

  1. Binaural Sampling

    When you use headphones, this technology creates an immersive experience where the sound seems to envelop you. It’s like having a grand piano right there with you, making practice sessions a joy.

  2. Virtual Resonance Modeling

    Virtual Resonance Modeling (VRM) is another innovative inclusion. It enhances the playing experience by simulating the complex overtones and reverberations of a grand piano.

    This model replicates the soundboard vibrations and enhances the authenticity, making each piece you play a true representation of an acoustic performance.

Key Action and
Touch Response

Let’s explore into the intricacies of the Yamaha CLP-725’s key action and touch response, focusing on the innovative GrandTouch-S Keyboard and essential features like escapement and touch sensitivity. These aspects work together to deliver an authentic playing experience that is crucial for pianists.

The GrandTouch-S Keyboard

A Pianist Playing The Digital Piano Using A Music Sheet
A Black Headphones On Top Of A Digital Piano Keys
  1. Design and Feel: The GrandTouch-S Keyboard represents a significant advancement, offering a more realistic key action that mimics an acoustic grand piano. Each key is finely balanced to provide the right amount of resistance and swift return motion, enhancing playability for both newcomers and seasoned players.

  2. Materials and Construction: High-quality materials ensure durability and a premium feel. The simulated ivory and ebony keytops not only add to the aesthetic but also offer an incredibly tactile experience, preventing slipping during extended sessions.

  3. Expressive Control: With the GrandTouch-S, I feel a heightened level of control. Its responsive key action allows for nuanced expression, making it perfect for executing intricate pieces where dynamics and articulation are key.

Escapement and Touch Sensitivity

  1. Escapement Feature: The escapement mechanism ensures that each note struck has a distinct point of “let-off,” similar to a grand piano. This feature is essential for trained pianists who rely on the subtle “click” that allows repeated keystrokes without unnecessary resistance.

  2. Touch Sensitivity: Yamaha’s focus on touch sensitivity means that the CLP-725 responds dynamically to how forcefully or gently I press the keys. This sensitivity allows for the nuanced interpretation essential for expressive performances, catering to varying styles and techniques.

  3. Customizable Settings: For personalization, adjustable sensitivity settings enable me to tailor the keyboard response to suit different playing styles or repertoire, from classical to jazz, thereby enhancing overall playing comfort and musicality.

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Yamaha Digital Piano

Overview of the Yamaha Clavinova CLP-725

The Yamaha Clavinova CLP-725 is an entry-level digital piano known for its excellent keyboard feel and advanced sound technologies. This model stands as a cost-effective option within the prestigious Clavinova series and doesn’t compromise on quality.

Defining the Clavinova Series

A Yamaha Clavinova Inside A Green Wall Colored Room

As a member of the Clavinova series, the CLP-725 offers features found in Yamaha’s higher-end models. I particularly enjoy how it includes the GrandTouch-S keyboard, providing impressive action that mimics an acoustic grand piano.

Yamaha’s virtual resonance modelling improves sound quality, replicating the rich tones of a grand piano. The series is renowned for combining realism and durability, making the CLP-725 a strong choice.

Positioning the CLP-725 in the Yamaha Range

A Yamaha Clavinova Placed Inside The Living Room

Among the Yamaha lineup, the CLP-725 is accessible yet boasts advanced features. It’s considered the most economical Clavinova, making it an excellent choice for those just starting or on a budget.

While it lacks some features of the higher CLP models, like the CLP-735, which has a superior bass timbre, it remains a popular favorite. The CLP-725 focuses on delivering the essential qualities of a Clavinova—exceptional touch and sound quality—without the hefty price tag.

With a minimalistic design and straightforward control layout, it’s a standout in simplicity and elegance, suitable for budding pianists and seasoned players alike.

Features for Learning
and Practice

As I explore the Yamaha CLP-725’s learning and practice features, it’s worth noting how these tools benefit newcomers and more experienced players. From a built-in metronome to engaging lesson songs, this instrument is designed to aid your musical journey effectively.

A Pianist Playing A Musical Piece On A Digital Piano

Built-in Metronome and Recorder

  1. Metronome Precision: The Yamaha CLP-725 comes equipped with a built-in metronome. It’s not just ticking along mundanely but keeps you sharply in rhythm.

  2. MIDI Recorder’s Role: With a MIDI recorder, I can capture my performances, allowing for self-assessment and improvement.

    This feature is perfect for monitoring progress or sharing recordings with a teacher. Record, replay, and revel in your musical growth! It’s like having your very own music teacher on the piano.

Pre-loaded Lesson Songs

  1. Learning at Your Pace: The CLP-725 includes a plethora of pre-loaded lesson songs. These aren’t just random tunes; they’re carefully selected pieces to support different stages of learning.

    It’s a bit like having a teaching assistant ready at your fingertips!

Comparing CLP-725
to Other Models

The Yamaha CLP-725 offers distinct features and benefits over other models in its range. Understanding how it compares to the CLP-735 and the Arius YDP-165 gives us valuable insights into its suitability for different needs.

1

CLP-725 vs. CLP-735

A Yamaha Photo Of A Yamaha Clp 735 Being Played By A Child With The Piano Teacher Beside Him
  1. Sound Quality: The CLP-735 has an edge due to its richer sound quality, particularly in the bass range. This difference is noticeable when playing complex classical pieces.

  2. Features: The CLP-735 includes additional features, like an upgraded control panel and better timbre, making it feel closer to an acoustic piano.

  3. Price Point: The CLP-725 is more budget-friendly, offering an outstanding balance between quality and price, ideal for beginners.

Yamaha CLP 735 Digital Piano

Yamaha Clp 735 Digital Piano Review
ADVANCED DIGITAL PIANO
PERFECT FOR: Professional Players

FEATURES: GrandTouch-S keyboard with synthetic ebony and ivory keytops.

OTHER INFO: Binaural sampling and stereophonic optimizer
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10/10
PROS
  • Authentic touch and response
  • Immersive sound technology
CONS
  • Higher price point
What Retailer to Buy From?

When you click ‘Check Price’, you’ll see there are loads of great places to buy this item.  Our personal favorite is Sweetwater for the US, and Thomann and Gear4Music for the UK & Europe.

They are the largest music retailers, with excellent customer service, competitive prices, really fast shipping, and the longest guarantees.

The TedScore™: 10/10
The TedScore™ is our unique system of scoring products.
The professional musician who wrote this article combined many things,
from the product build, manufacturer’s reputation through to feedback
from other users, to create our famous TedScore™.
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CLP Series and Arius YDP-165

Arius Digital Piano
  1. Design and Build: While both the CLP series and the Arius YDP-165 have elegant designs, the CLP models often feature more advanced materials and finish.

  2. Sound and Performance: The Arius YDP-165 provides a reliable sound, yet the CLP-725’s touch response and resonance modelling make it superior for performance nuances.

  3. Target Audience: The CLP series, including the CLP-725, is geared toward professional use, whereas the Arius YDP-165 is perfect for casual home use.

Yamaha Arius YDP-165

Yamaha Arius Ydp-165 Review
A GRAND EXPERIENCE FOR A COMPACT HOME
PERFECT FOR: Students Or Hobbyists

FEATURES: Graded Hammer Standard (GHS) Keyboard With 88 Weighted Keys For A Great Experience

OTHER INFO: Yamaha's Pure CF Sound Engine For High-Quality Sound Reproduction of Real Acoustic Piano
Check Price >
8/10
PROS
  • Built-in recording and playback features for practice and performance
  • USB connectivity for easy integration with computers and other devices
CONS
  • Has a maximum polyphony of 192 notes
What Retailer to Buy From?

When you click ‘Check Price’, you’ll see there are loads of great places to buy this item.  Our personal favorite is Sweetwater for the US, and Thomann and Gear4Music for the UK & Europe.

They are the largest music retailers, with excellent customer service, competitive prices, really fast shipping, and the longest guarantees.

The TedScore™: 8/10
The TedScore™ is our unique system of scoring products.
The professional musician who wrote this article combined many things,
from the product build, manufacturer’s reputation through to feedback
from other users, to create our famous TedScore™.

Customer Experience

When exploring the Yamaha CLP-725, the customer experience stands out in ease of use, reliable customer support, and warranty. It’s not just about the sleek design or the quality of sound but how it feels to engage with, both in terms of playing and service.

Ease of Use

A Photo Of A Digital Piano Showing The Controls While A Pianist Is Playing

The intuitive control panel ensures that you can effortlessly navigate through various settings. The touch-responsive keys mimic the feel of an acoustic piano, which adds to the joy of playing.

  1. User Interface: The LCD screen is straightforward, displaying only the essentials. This simplicity is perfect for beginners and seasoned pianists alike.

  2. Keyboard Feel: It uses Yamaha’s Graded Hammer 3X action. The transition between the lower and upper octaves is a breeze, making long sessions enjoyable.

Together, these elements make playing enjoyable and incredibly accessible for all age groups.

Customer Support and Warranty

A Picture Of Hands Pressing A Piano Key With Warranty Symbols On The Side

I appreciate Yamaha’s strong customer support network for the CLP-725. This support is invaluable should you need help setting up or if any repair issues arise.

  1. Warranty: Yamaha provides a solid five-year warranty on this digital piano. This is a reassuring aspect as it covers parts and labor, showing confidence in their product.

  2. Support Services: Their helpline is responsive, with knowledgeable staff ready to assist. In my experience, queries are often resolved promptly, ensuring uninterrupted enjoyment.

This support and guarantee background ensures that purchasing a Yamaha CLP-725 is both a pleasurable and safe investment.

Overview:
Yamaha CLP-725

The Yamaha CLP-725 is an exceptional digital piano that offers an authentic piano playing experience for those who love to play piano, especially classical music. With its advanced sound technology and carefully sampled sounds from a real acoustic grand piano, the CLP-725 delivers a rich, bolder piano sound that closely resembles the tone of a real grand piano.

A Child Wearing A Red Plaid Shirt Playing A Digital Piano

The Yamaha Smart Pianist app seamlessly integrates with the CLP-725, providing an intuitive and engaging way to learn, practice, and explore your piano playing skills, making it an excellent choice for both students and piano teacher.

Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced pianist, the Yamaha CLP-725 offers a realistic and immersive piano playing experience that rivals the feel and sound of real acoustic pianos.

The Yamaha CLP-725 hits the right notes in terms of functionality and affordability. It’s a digital piano that caters to a wide array of musical needs, making it a strong contender in the digital piano market.

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If you’re considering investing in a piano and want to know which brands hold their value over time, this article provides valuable insights and recommendations based on factors such as reputation, build quality, and market demand.

FAQ's

Who is the Yamaha Clavinova CLP-725 digital piano best suited for?

The Yamaha Clavinova CLP-725 digital piano is best suited for intermediate to advanced pianists who desire a high-quality, realistic piano experience in a home setting. Its advanced features, excellent sound quality, and authentic key action make it an ideal choice for serious students, hobbyists, and professionals seeking a practice instrument that closely mimics piano tone.

Digital piano vs keyboard: Which is better for your needs?

The choice between a digital piano and a keyboard depends on your specific needs and goals; digital pianos are better suited for those who prioritize a realistic piano experience, while keyboards offer more versatility and portability for those interested in a wider range of sounds and features. Ultimately, the best choice will depend on factors such as your budget, skill level, and intended use, whether it’s for serious piano practice, music production, or casual playing.

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    Robert Emery is Founder & CEO of Ted's List. He has performed all around the world as a conductor and pianist. From Sydney Opera House to the Royal Albert Hall, Robert has enjoyed bouncing around on stage in most of the major venues in the world. As a record producer, he has worked on fifteen No 1 albums, and hopes he can get to sixteen asap! The Times called him 'the eccentric barefooted maestro' and the Mail quoted that 'the assured baton was controlled by the rather energetic and brilliant conductor'. Robert has a wife (Mrs. E), two children (Master T and Master A) and four cats (Merlin, Mulberry, Partridge & Penguin). Between performing, producing, composing and running Ted's List, he runs an entertainment business called The Arts Group, comprising of a symphony orchestra, choir, live event production house, digital TV company and artist agency. Any spare time is usually devoted to sleep.

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