Yamaha CLP-845 PE Set
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Yamaha
CLP-845 PE Set
Product Info
Article Number:
598921
Brand:
Yamaha
Model:
CLP-845 PE Set
Category:
General Digital Pianos
Price:
$2,990.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The CLP-845 PE is a solid choice for serious students and home players seeking a realistic piano experience. The GrandTouch-S action is a standout feature, and the sound quality is genuinely impressive. It's a premium-priced instrument that delivers a lot of value, especially if you want recording capabilities and a beautiful, polished aesthetic.
Product Description
Yamaha CLP-845 PE Set
*Bundle offer comprising*, Yamaha CLP-845 PE
- *Digital Piano*
- 88 Weighted keys with hammer action (Grand Touch-S)
- synthetic Ebony and Ivory top layers and escapement (simulation)
- Wooden keyboard (white keys)
- 38 Sounds incl. Yamaha CFX Piano
- Bösendorfer Imperial
- Dual/Layer
- Split
- Duo-Mode
- 376 Songs
- 256-Voice polyphonic
- Full Dot LCD display 198 x 100
- MIDI recording: 250 songs
- 16 tracks each
- Audio recording: .wav
- max. 80 minutes/song
- Audio playback: .wav (44.1 kHz
- 16 bit stereo)
- 29 Effects: 7x Reverb
- 3x Chorus
- 7x Brilliance
- 12x Insert
- 20 Rhythms
- metronome
- transpose
- piano room
- Compatible with the Yamaha Smart Pianist app
- Bluetooth Audio and MIDI
- Stereo output: 2 x 6.3 mm jack
- L/R + R
- 2 Headphone outputs: 6.3 mm stereo jack
- Aux input: 3.5 mm stereo mini jack
- USB to Host
- USB to Device
- Power supply via Yamaha PA-500
- Pedal: Sustain (half pedal)
- Sostenuto
- Soft
- Speaker system: 2x 45 W + 45 W
- Dimensions (W x D x H): 1455 x 460 x 1092 mm
- Weight: 63 kg
- Colour: Black Polished
- Includes power supply
- Thomann KB-15BP
- *Piano Bench*
- Suitable for children and adults
- Material: Birch wood
- Height adjustable from 48 - 56 cm
- Seat: 52 x 29 cm
- Seat cushion: Black velour
- Weight: 7.8 kg
- Frame colour: Black polished
*Note:* Additional seat cushions are separately available.
, AKG K-72
- *Headphones*
- Closed
- Circumaural
- Impedance: 32 Ohm
- Sensitivity: 112 dB SPL/V
- Frequency range: 16-20000 Hz
- Max. input level: 200 mW
- 3 m Cable with 3.5 mm jack and 6.3 mm adapter
- Weight: 200 g
PROS
- • GrandTouch-S action delivers nuanced touch and realistic escapement.
- • CFX and Bösendorfer sounds offer a wide range of expressive piano tones.
- • Comprehensive recording capabilities allow for song creation and analysis.
- • Bluetooth MIDI expands connectivity and app integration options.
CONS
- • The LCD display, while functional, is relatively small and basic.
- • The bundled stand and bench are adequate, but not premium quality.
- • Limited effects compared to higher-end stage pianos or workstations.
Product Video
Key Features
Keys
88
Key Action
GrandTouch-S (hammer action, synthetic ebony/ivory top layers, wooden white keys)
Sounds
38 (including Yamaha CFX and Bösendorfer Imperial)
Polyphony
256-voice
Speakers
Stereo (unspecified wattage, typical for CLP series – expect around 60W total)
Connections
2 x 6.3mm stereo outputs, 2 x 6.3mm headphone jacks, 3.5mm aux input, Bluetooth Audio/MIDI, USB to Host
Weight
Approximately 165 lbs (fully assembled, including stand and bench)
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Frequently Asked Questions
The GrandTouch-S is excellent for its class but lacks the absolute depth and complexity of the CFX Grand’s action; it's a simulation, though a very refined one.
Yes, the 16-track recording capability allows for layering and multiple takes, though the workflow is more basic than a dedicated DAW.
Generally, yes, but latency can be a factor depending on your device and setup; a direct USB connection is always preferable for critical performance.
