The Yamaha CLP-875WH is a premium upright-style Clavinova digital piano designed for serious students, experienced home pianists, teachers and families seeking an expressive, long-term instrument.

At the heart of the CLP-875 is Yamaha’s full GrandTouch keyboard. It combines wooden white keys, synthetic ebony and ivory key surfaces, escapement and 88-key Linear Graded Hammers to provide a progressively weighted response across the entire keyboard.

The piano’s Yamaha CFX and Bösendorfer Imperial concert grand voices are supported by Grand Expression Modeling, Virtual Resonance Modeling and Grand Acoustic Imaging. A powerful three-way speaker system projects the sound with impressive width, depth and clarity, while GrandTouch pedals with GP Response Damper technology support more detailed pedalling.

Finished in White Satin, the CLP-875WH has a clean, uniform and contemporary appearance. It is particularly well suited to modern living spaces, light interiors, neutral décor and rooms where a darker cabinet could feel visually heavy.

At a Glance

Condition Overview

Brand New – supplied as a new Yamaha Agency instrument direct from the manufacturer.

The CLP-875WH is ordered upon request rather than held as standard Fair Deal Music stock. Following its arrival at our warehouse, we will contact you to arrange delivery and installation.

What’s Included?

• Yamaha CLP-875WH Clavinova digital piano in White Satin
• Integrated cabinet and three-pedal assembly
• Yamaha PA-500 AC adaptor and appropriate power cable
• Owner’s Manual
• “50 Classical Music Masterpieces” music book
• Online product registration information

Headphones, USB flash drive and smart device are not included.

Key Features

• Full 88-note Yamaha GrandTouch keyboard
• Wooden white keys
• Synthetic ebony and ivory key surfaces
• Escapement simulation
• 88-key Linear Graded Hammers
• Six selectable touch-response settings
• Yamaha CFX concert grand piano voice
• Bösendorfer Imperial concert grand piano voice
• Grand Expression Modeling
• Virtual Resonance Modeling
• Grand Acoustic Imaging
• 256-note maximum polyphony
• 38 preset instrument voices
• Premium three-way speaker system
• Diffusers and Bidirectional Horns
• GrandTouch pedals with GP Response Damper
• Binaural sampling for private headphone practice
• Two headphone connections
• Bluetooth Audio and MIDI
• Yamaha Smart Pianist compatibility
• 16-track MIDI recording
• WAV audio recording to a compatible USB flash drive
• Dual, Split and Duo keyboard modes
• Full Dots LCD with touch-sensor control panel
• Elegant White Satin cabinet finish

Why Choose the Yamaha CLP-875WH?

Full GrandTouch Keyboard

The CLP-875 features Yamaha’s full GrandTouch keyboard rather than the more compact GrandTouch-S mechanism used by models lower down the Clavinova range.

Its 88-note action includes wooden white keys, synthetic ebony and ivory key surfaces and escapement simulation. The design gives developing and experienced pianists the control required for expressive phrasing, repeated notes, ornaments and advanced repertoire.

The full GrandTouch mechanism is particularly beneficial when playing towards the rear of the keys. This can make passages between the black keys feel more controllable and helps the keyboard respond naturally across a wider playing area.

Six touch-response settings allow the keyboard to be adjusted to suit the pianist’s preference:

• Hard 2
• Hard 1
• Medium
• Soft 1
• Soft 2
• Fixed

This does not physically alter the key weight, but it changes how readily the instrument produces quieter and louder dynamics.

88-Key Linear Graded Hammers

Many digital pianos divide their keyboards into a limited number of weight zones. The CLP-875 instead uses 88-key Linear Graded Hammers, providing a gradual change in response from the heavier bass register to the lighter treble.

This helps the keyboard feel more consistent across its full range and gives the pianist greater control when shaping:

• Bass accompaniment
• Singing melodic lines
• Quiet chord voicings
• Repeated notes
• Fast passagework
• Wide dynamic contrasts

For committed students, this more detailed response supports the development of appropriate technique. For experienced players, it makes the CLP-875 more satisfying when working on demanding repertoire.

Yamaha CFX and Bösendorfer Imperial Concert Grand Voices

The CLP-875 provides two contrasting concert grand piano characters.

Yamaha CFX

The Yamaha CFX voice has a clear, powerful and controlled character. Its definition works particularly well for classical repertoire, contemporary piano, pop accompaniment and music requiring precise articulation.

Bösendorfer Imperial

The Bösendorfer Imperial voice offers a warmer, darker and more rounded alternative. It is an excellent choice for romantic repertoire, reflective solo playing, jazz and pieces where a softer tonal character is preferred.

Being able to choose between two distinct grand piano voices allows the player to match the instrument’s character to the music rather than relying on a single general-purpose piano sound.

Grand Expression Modeling

The tone of an acoustic grand piano is affected by more than how hard a key is pressed. The speed, depth and style of the pianist’s touch also influence the sound.

Grand Expression Modeling is designed to recreate these subtle differences. It responds to the way notes are articulated, helping the CLP-875 produce greater tonal variation between:

• Flowing legato phrases
• Crisp staccato passages
• Accented notes
• Repeated notes
• Gentle accompaniment
• Strong melodic projection

The result is an instrument that rewards changes in technique rather than simply switching between basic soft and loud samples.

Virtual Resonance Modeling

In an acoustic piano, the strings, dampers, soundboard and cabinet interact continuously. Playing one note can influence the resonance of other strings, while the damper pedal changes the behaviour of the complete instrument.

Virtual Resonance Modeling recreates these interactions digitally. It gives chords greater depth, helps sustained notes develop more naturally and makes pedalled passages feel more connected.

This is particularly valuable for classical and romantic repertoire, where resonance, harmonic colour and careful pedalling form an important part of the performance.

Grand Acoustic Imaging

Grand Acoustic Imaging is designed to recreate the position and projection of sound from a grand piano.

The CLP-875’s low, middle and high-frequency speakers are carefully arranged so that the complete sound does not appear to come from one small area of the cabinet. Bass notes feel grounded lower in the instrument, while the middle and upper registers are projected with greater openness.

This produces a broader and more immersive sound field, helping the pianist feel surrounded by the instrument rather than simply listening to a conventional speaker system.

Powerful Three-Way Speaker System

The CLP-875 uses dedicated speaker components for its low, middle and high frequencies.

Its speaker configuration is:

(16cm + 8cm with diffuser + 2.5cm dome with Bidirectional Horn) × 2

The amplifier system is rated at:

(45W + 25W + 40W) × 2

Diffusers help distribute sound throughout the room, while the Bidirectional Horns use reflected sound to create a greater sense of width and openness.

The system provides enough headroom for quiet practice, confident home performance, lessons and small recital environments. Gentle playing retains clarity, while stronger passages have the depth and impact expected from a premium cabinet digital piano.

GrandTouch Pedals With GP Response Damper

The integrated pedal unit includes damper, sostenuto and soft pedals.

The damper pedal supports half-pedalling, allowing the player to control the amount of sustain rather than treating the pedal as a simple on-and-off switch.

Yamaha’s GP Response Damper system recreates the changing resistance associated with the damper pedal of a grand piano. The pedal begins relatively light and becomes firmer as it is pressed.

This gives pianists more feedback beneath the foot and supports detailed pedalling techniques for advanced classical, romantic and contemporary repertoire.

Immersive Headphone Practice

Two standard stereo headphone connections allow two people to listen privately at the same time. This is useful for teacher-and-student practice, shared listening or playing alongside a parent.

Binaural sampling is available for the Yamaha CFX and Bösendorfer Imperial voices. Through headphones, it creates a spacious sound field intended to make the instrument appear to be positioned in front of the player rather than directly beside the ears.

Yamaha’s Stereophonic Optimizer also improves the spatial presentation of compatible non-binaural voices.

The CLP-875 is therefore an excellent choice for:

• Evening practice
• Early-morning playing
• Shared family homes
• Flats and apartments
• Focused technical work
• Teacher-and-student listening
• Longer private practice sessions

Modern Recording and Connectivity

The CLP-875 remains focused on serious piano performance, but it also provides the modern features needed for lessons, recording and creative practice.

These include:

• Bluetooth Audio
• Bluetooth MIDI
• Yamaha Smart Pianist compatibility
• USB audio and MIDI
• USB flash-drive support
• 16-track MIDI recording
• WAV audio recording
• Auxiliary input
• Stereo auxiliary outputs
• Two headphone connections
• Built-in songs, rhythms and metronome
• Dual, Split and Duo keyboard modes

The technology is available when required without distracting from the instrument’s primary purpose as a premium home piano.

Contemporary White Satin Cabinet

The White Satin finish gives the CLP-875WH a clean and uniform appearance with a softer visual character than a high-gloss cabinet.

It works particularly well in:

• Contemporary living rooms
• Minimalist interiors
• Light-coloured music rooms
• Neutral decorative schemes
• Modern teaching studios
• Rooms featuring white, cream, stone or pale wood furniture

Its lighter appearance can also help a substantial cabinet piano feel less visually dominant in a smaller room.

White Satin describes the cabinet finish and should not be interpreted as a claim about the underlying cabinet material.

Why You’ll Love It

• The full GrandTouch keyboard supports detailed and expressive technique.
• Linear Graded Hammers provide a progressive response across all 88 notes.
• Yamaha CFX and Bösendorfer Imperial voices offer two contrasting concert grand characters.
• Grand Expression Modeling responds to different forms of articulation.
• Virtual Resonance Modeling creates fuller and more connected sustain.
• Grand Acoustic Imaging produces a wider and more natural sound field.
• The three-way speaker system delivers substantial depth, clarity and projection.
• GP Response Damper technology supports more precise pedalling.
• Binaural sampling makes private headphone practice feel more spacious.
• Bluetooth, USB recording and Smart Pianist support modern learning routines.
• The White Satin finish complements light and contemporary interiors.
• It provides premium piano performance without the regular tuning requirements of an acoustic instrument.

Who Is the Yamaha CLP-875WH For?

Committed Beginners

The CLP-875 is considerably more advanced than a typical beginner’s digital piano, but it can be an excellent first instrument for a committed student.

Its realistic keyboard and pedal response help the player establish appropriate technique from the beginning. Because the specification is also suitable for advanced repertoire, there is less risk of the pianist quickly outgrowing it.

Intermediate Players

Intermediate pianists are likely to experience one of the most noticeable benefits when upgrading to the CLP-875.

The GrandTouch keyboard, Linear Graded Hammers and powerful speaker system make it easier to hear and control:

• Dynamic contrast
• Pedalling
• Balance between the hands
• Melody voicing
• Repeated notes
• Tone at lower volume levels

It is especially well suited to students progressing through graded examinations and moving into increasingly demanding repertoire.

Advanced and Professional Pianists

Advanced players will appreciate the consistency of the full GrandTouch action, the detail of the GP Response Damper and the tonal variation produced by Grand Expression Modeling.

The CLP-875 is a strong home practice instrument for pianists who need dependable touch, excellent headphone performance and high-quality internal sound without installing an acoustic grand piano.

Piano Teachers

Duo mode, two headphone connections, recording facilities and a permanent three-pedal setup make the CLP-875 highly suitable for private teaching.

A teacher can demonstrate a passage, record a student’s performance and replay it immediately to discuss timing, tone, articulation and balance.

Families

Adjustable volume, private headphone operation and the absence of regular tuning make the CLP-875 easier to accommodate in a shared household than many acoustic instruments.

Its premium specification also means that several family members at different stages of development can use the same piano.

Suitable Playing Styles and Uses

The Yamaha CLP-875 is particularly well suited to:

• Classical piano
• Romantic repertoire
• Contemporary piano
• Jazz
• Pop accompaniment
• Musical theatre preparation
• Graded examination practice
• Audition preparation
• Advanced home practice
• Piano lessons
• Private teaching
• Silent headphone practice
• Composition and arranging
• Home recording
• Accompaniment practice
• Worship and church rehearsal
• General family music making

At approximately 71kg, the CLP-875 is intended primarily for a permanent home, teaching room or studio position rather than frequent transport to performances.

Yamaha CLP-875 Comparison Guide

Yamaha CLP-875 vs CLP-845

The CLP-845 is an excellent premium home piano, but the CLP-875 offers a significant step forward for players who place greater importance on keyboard control, pedal response and speaker projection.

The CLP-875 adds:

• Full GrandTouch keyboard
• 88-key Linear Graded Hammers
• GP Response Damper
• Three-way speaker system
• Bidirectional Horns
• Grand Acoustic Imaging

Choose the CLP-845 when budget and a slightly smaller cabinet are the main priorities. Choose the CLP-875 when you want a more advanced long-term practice instrument with greater dynamic control and a more enveloping sound.

Yamaha CLP-875 vs CLP-885

The CLP-885 sits above the CLP-875 as Yamaha’s flagship upright-style CLP model.

It adds counterweights to the keyboard, a larger cabinet, an upgraded speaker system and an expanded selection of instrument voices.

The CLP-875 retains many of the range’s most important premium features, including the full GrandTouch keyboard, Linear Graded Hammers, GP Response Damper and Grand Acoustic Imaging.

For many serious home pianists, it offers an excellent balance between advanced performance, manageable cabinet size and long-term value.

Yamaha CLP-875 White Satin vs White Birch

The White Satin and White Birch versions share the same keyboard, sound engine, speakers, pedals and connectivity. The difference is entirely visual.

White Satin has a clean, uniform white appearance with a smooth, understated finish.

White Birch has a pale wood-effect appearance with visible grain.

Choose White Satin for a crisp, contemporary or minimalist interior. Choose White Birch when you prefer the softer appearance of pale natural wood.

Yamaha CLP-875 vs an Acoustic Upright Piano

An acoustic upright produces sound through physical strings and a soundboard and uses a fully mechanical action. For some pianists, that traditional construction will remain the priority.

The CLP-875 provides several practical advantages:

• Adjustable volume
• Private headphone practice
• No regular tuning
• Two contrasting concert grand piano voices
• Built-in recording
• Bluetooth and USB connectivity
• Stable pitch throughout the year
• Multiple instrument voices
• Easier use in a shared home

The right choice depends on whether you value purely acoustic construction or the flexibility and consistency of a premium digital instrument.

Why Choose a Premium Cabinet Digital Piano?

A premium cabinet digital piano provides a stable, dedicated playing position with a fixed music rest, integrated three-pedal unit and built-in speaker system.

Compared with a portable keyboard on a folding stand, the CLP-875 offers:

• A more secure playing position
• Consistent pedal placement
• Stronger room-filling sound
• A cabinet designed to remain part of the home
• Greater suitability for formal lessons and examinations
• A more natural transition for players who also use acoustic pianos

Unlike an acoustic piano, it does not require regular tuning. Its volume can be adjusted to suit the room, and headphones can be used whenever private practice is required.

Recording functions also allow players to review their timing, dynamics, pedalling and interpretation, making the CLP-875 a valuable learning tool as well as a performance instrument.

The CLP-875 Within Yamaha’s Clavinova Range

The CLP Series is the piano-focused part of Yamaha’s Clavinova family.

Rather than concentrating on automatic accompaniment or entertainment features, CLP instruments are designed around:

• Keyboard response
• Concert grand piano tone
• Pedal behaviour
• Acoustic resonance
• Speaker projection
• Serious home practice

Within the CLP-800 Series, the CLP-875 sits above the CLP-845 and below the flagship upright-style CLP-885.

It is designed for players who want the full GrandTouch action and a premium three-way speaker system without moving to the larger cabinet and expanded specification of the CLP-885.

Practice, Recording and Creative Features

MIDI Recording

The CLP-875 can store up to 250 MIDI songs with as many as 16 tracks per song.

MIDI recording stores performance information rather than a fixed audio file. This allows the pianist to build arrangements one part at a time and adjust compatible settings during playback.

It is useful for:

• Reviewing practice
• Recording left and right hands separately
• Building multi-part arrangements
• Composition
• Comparing interpretations
• Teacher-and-student feedback

USB Audio Recording

Performances can be recorded as WAV audio to a compatible USB flash drive.

Audio recording is helpful when you want to:

• Send a performance to a teacher
• Review examination pieces
• Save an original composition
• Share a completed performance
• Compare different interpretations
• Listen on another compatible device

The maximum audio recording time is 80 minutes per song.

Built-In Songs

The CLP-875 includes:

• 23 voice demonstration songs
• 50 classical pieces
• 303 lesson songs

These provide useful material for exploring the instrument, practising reading and supporting structured learning.

Rhythms and Metronome

Twenty rhythm patterns are included alongside the built-in metronome.

The rhythms provide a simple accompaniment for timing and performance practice without turning the CLP-875 into a complex arranger piano.

Dual, Split and Duo Modes

Dual mode layers two voices across the keyboard, such as piano and strings.

Split mode assigns different voices to the left and right sides of the keyboard.

Duo mode divides the keyboard into two matching pitch ranges, allowing a teacher and student to play similar passages from comparable positions.

Connectivity and Compatibility

Yamaha Smart Pianist

Yamaha Smart Pianist provides visual access to compatible piano settings from a supported phone or tablet.

Depending on the connected device and current app version, it can assist with voice selection, piano settings, song playback and other compatible functions.

Bluetooth Audio and MIDI

Bluetooth Audio allows music, backing tracks and reference recordings from a compatible device to play through the CLP-875’s speaker system.

Bluetooth MIDI enables wireless communication with compatible learning, notation and music applications.

USB Audio and MIDI

The USB-to-host connection provides audio and MIDI communication with compatible computers and mobile devices.

The built-in USB audio interface operates at 44.1kHz, 24-bit stereo and can be used with suitable recording, notation, lesson and music-production software.

Auxiliary Connections

A stereo auxiliary input allows an external audio device to play through the piano.

Left and right auxiliary outputs can connect the CLP-875 to compatible external speakers, recording equipment or another suitable audio system.

Looking for Advice?

Looking for advice on choosing the right Yamaha Clavinova, weighted digital piano or home piano for serious practice? Our experienced piano team can help by phone, online or in-store.

Full Technical Specifications

Keyboard, Pedals and Controls

Sound and Voices

Songs and Recording

Connectivity

Amplification and Speakers

Cabinet, Dimensions and Weight

Power Requirements

The CLP-875 is a mains-powered cabinet digital piano and is not designed for battery operation.

Pairs Perfectly With

• Yamaha HPH-150 headphones
• Yamaha HPH-100 headphones
• Yamaha HPH-50 headphones
• A compatible USB flash drive
• USB Type-B cable for computer connection
• Yamaha UD-WL01 wireless LAN adaptor
• An adjustable piano bench where an alternative seating position is required
• A soft piano-care cloth
• A suitable music lamp
• Tuition books and graded examination material
• Compatible notation and recording software
• A supported phone or tablet for Yamaha Smart Pianist

Fair Deal Music Expert Verdict ★★★★★

★★★★★ 5/5

The Yamaha CLP-875 is one of the strongest choices in the Clavinova range for a serious home pianist.

Its full GrandTouch keyboard, Linear Graded Hammers and GP Response Damper provide the control needed for developing advanced technique. The three-way speaker system and Grand Acoustic Imaging also create a noticeably broader and more immersive experience than models lower down the range.

We particularly recommend it to committed students, experienced classical pianists, teachers and families looking for one premium instrument capable of supporting several playing levels.

The flagship CLP-885 provides additional refinements, but the CLP-875 offers an excellent balance of keyboard response, expressive sound, practical connectivity and manageable cabinet size.

The White Satin version is especially attractive for customers who want a substantial premium piano without introducing a visually heavy, dark cabinet into the room.

Why Buy From Fair Deal Music?

When you buy from Fair Deal Music, you're choosing one of the UK's most established, independent family run music retailers since 1987.

Fair Deal Music is Birmingham’s largest independent music store, supported by more than 6,000 Excellent 4.9-star Trustpilot reviews and an experienced team available by phone, online and in-store.

Our piano specialists can help you compare Yamaha Clavinova models, understand the differences between keyboard actions and speaker systems, and choose an instrument suited to your playing level, room and long-term goals.

When you shop with Fair Deal Music, you benefit from:

• Friendly advice from knowledgeable musicians
• Specialist digital piano guidance
• Secure online ordering
• Support before and after your purchase
• A large Birmingham showroom
• Help arranging your Yamaha Agency order
• Clear delivery and installation coordination
• A trusted independent retailer with decades of experience
• A comprehensive new and pre-owned instrument service

We also buy and sell quality pre-owned instruments and equipment, helping musicians move on unused gear and find the right upgrade.

Part Exchange and Trade-In Information

Trade In. Trade Up. Save More.

Your current piano, keyboard or other musical equipment may still hold useful value.

Fair Deal Music considers part exchanges and trade-ins across a wide range of musical instruments and equipment, including:

• Digital pianos
• Acoustic pianos
• Keyboards and synthesisers
• Guitars and basses
• Amplifiers
• Drums and percussion
• Studio equipment
• Selected PA and DJ equipment

Contact our team for a no-obligation valuation. We will explain how any agreed trade-in arrangement can be handled alongside your Yamaha Agency order before you commit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Yamaha CLP-875 suitable for a beginner?

Yes. It is a premium instrument, but its realistic action and clear piano-focused design make it suitable for a committed beginner.

Its keyboard and pedal specification are also advanced enough to support the pianist through intermediate and higher-level study.

Is the CLP-875 suitable for advanced classical piano practice?

Yes. The full GrandTouch keyboard, 88-key Linear Graded Hammers, escapement, GP Response Damper and 256-note polyphony make it particularly well suited to classical technique and demanding repertoire.

What is the difference between the CLP-875 and CLP-845?

The CLP-875 uses Yamaha’s full GrandTouch keyboard with 88-key Linear Graded Hammers. It also has GP Response Damper technology, a more advanced three-way speaker system and Grand Acoustic Imaging.

The CLP-845 uses the more compact GrandTouch-S action and a simpler two-way speaker system.

What is the difference between the CLP-875 and CLP-885?

The CLP-885 is Yamaha’s flagship upright-style CLP model. It adds counterweighted keys, a larger cabinet, an upgraded speaker system and a wider selection of voices.

The CLP-875 retains the full GrandTouch keyboard and many of Yamaha’s most important premium piano technologies at a lower position in the range.

What is the difference between White Satin and White Birch?

White Satin has a clean and uniform white appearance.

White Birch has a pale wood-effect surface with visible grain.

Both versions have the same keyboard, sound system, pedals, voices and connectivity, so the choice is based on which cabinet finish best suits your room.

Is White Satin a high-gloss finish?

No. This is the White Satin version rather than a polished high-gloss cabinet. It has a smoother, more understated appearance designed to complement contemporary interiors.

Does the finish affect the sound or keyboard feel?

No. The White Satin, White Birch, Dark Rosewood and Black versions share the same musical specification. The difference is the external cabinet finish.

Does the Yamaha CLP-875 require tuning?

No. The CLP-875 is a digital piano and does not require the regular tuning associated with an acoustic piano.

Can I use headphones?

Yes. Two standard stereo headphone connections are provided, allowing two people to listen privately at the same time.

What is binaural sampling?

Binaural sampling creates a spacious, three-dimensional headphone presentation. On the CLP-875 it is available for both the Yamaha CFX and Bösendorfer Imperial piano voices.

Does the CLP-875 have Bluetooth?

Yes. The UK CLP-875 supports Bluetooth Audio and MIDI.

Bluetooth Audio can play music from a compatible device through the piano’s speakers, while Bluetooth MIDI supports communication with compatible music applications.

Does it work with Yamaha Smart Pianist?

Yes. The CLP-875 is compatible with Yamaha Smart Pianist. Available functions depend on the connected device, operating system, connection method and current app version.

Can I record my playing?

Yes. The CLP-875 supports 16-track MIDI recording and WAV audio recording to a compatible USB flash drive.

Can I connect it to a computer?

Yes. USB-to-host connectivity provides USB audio and MIDI communication with compatible computers and mobile devices.

Is the CLP-875 suitable for piano teaching?

Yes. Duo mode, two headphone connections, built-in recording and the integrated three-pedal unit make it well suited to private teaching.

Is the CLP-875 portable?

Not in the usual sense. It weighs approximately 71kg and is designed as a permanent cabinet piano for a home, teaching room or studio.

How much space does it require?

The assembled piano measures approximately 1,450mm wide, 967mm high and 465mm deep.

Its height increases to approximately 1,130mm when the music rest is raised. Additional room should be allowed for seating, comfortable pedal access and safe movement around the instrument.

Does it include a manufacturer guarantee?

The instrument is supplied with Yamaha’s applicable UK manufacturer guarantee. Qualifying Clavinova purchases can receive Yamaha’s free five-year extended guarantee when registered within six months, subject to Yamaha’s current terms and eligibility requirements.

Can I see the CLP-875 in the Fair Deal Music showroom?

Showroom availability can change because Yamaha Agency products are supplied upon request. Contact our piano team before travelling if you would like to confirm whether a CLP-875 or comparable Clavinova model is available to try.

How will my Yamaha CLP-875WH be supplied?

This model is available upon request direct from the manufacturer and usually arrives at our warehouse within 14 days. Fair Deal Music will then contact you to arrange delivery and installation.

Yamaha Agency Information

We can NOT offer 0% Finance on this particular product. This model is available upon request direct from the manufacturer and usually arrives at our warehouse within 14 days. We will then arrange delivery and installation with you. This product is sold in the name and on behalf of Yamaha Music Europe and the Yamaha General Terms and Yamaha Data Protection Information will be applicable.

Optional Premium Delivery & Installation

Optional Premium Delivery & Installation can be selected before checkout for an additional £180. This charge is set by Yamaha and cannot be reduced.

Bring Premium Clavinova Performance Into a Contemporary Space

The Yamaha CLP-875WH combines an advanced GrandTouch keyboard, expressive Yamaha CFX and Bösendorfer concert grand voices, detailed pedal response and powerful three-way sound with an elegant White Satin cabinet.

It is an outstanding choice for serious practice, graded examinations, teaching, family music making and experienced pianists who want premium digital flexibility without the regular tuning requirements of an acoustic piano.

Request your Yamaha CLP-875WH securely through Fair Deal Music and benefit from experienced piano advice, friendly support and carefully coordinated delivery and installation.