Take your performance anywhere with the Yamaha CK76 76-Key Stage Keyboard, a versatile instrument that combines authentic piano sounds, expressive organ tones and powerful synthesizer capabilities in one lightweight, performance-focused keyboard.

Designed for gigging musicians, keyboard players, worship teams, songwriters and performers, the CK76 brings together the sound engines and musical character associated with Yamaha's acclaimed CP stage pianos and YC stage keyboards.

Featuring 76 touch-sensitive keys, intuitive real-time controls, three independent sound Parts, nine drawbars, built-in effects and a powerful selection of acoustic piano, electric piano, organ and synthesizer sounds, the CK76 is designed to make performing straightforward and inspiring.

Its 76-note keyboard offers an extended playing range compared with a standard 61-key instrument while remaining considerably more portable than many full-size weighted stage pianos.

The CK76 is particularly appealing to musicians who regularly switch between piano, organ, strings, pads and synthesizer sounds during a performance.

Rather than relying on complex menu navigation, the instrument provides a hands-on control layout that allows players to adjust sounds, layers, effects and organ drawbars directly from the front panel.

With 363 instrument Voices, 160 Live Set Sound locations, Bluetooth Audio, USB audio and MIDI connectivity, built-in speakers and battery operation, the Yamaha CK76 offers an impressive combination of flexibility and portability.

Whether you're performing on stage, rehearsing with a band, leading worship, recording music or playing at home, the CK76 provides the sounds and practical features needed for a wide variety of musical situations.

QUICK PRODUCT SUMMARY

The Yamaha CK76 is a portable 76-key stage keyboard designed for musicians who need expressive piano, organ and synthesizer sounds with immediate hands-on control.

Combining Yamaha's AWM2 and AWM organ technologies, the CK76 offers three independent sound Parts, nine organ drawbars, extensive effects, Bluetooth Audio and battery-powered operation.

Key highlights:

• 76-note touch-sensitive keyboard

• Yamaha FSB keyboard action

• 363 preset Voices

• Acoustic piano, electric piano, organ and synthesizer sounds

• AWM2 and AWM organ sound generation

• Three independent sound Parts

• Split and layer capabilities

• Nine organ drawbars

• Dedicated organ controls

• Built-in effects

• 160 Live Set Sound locations

• 128-note maximum polyphony

• Bluetooth Audio

• USB audio and MIDI connectivity

• Built-in stereo speakers

• Battery or mains operation

• Lightweight portable design

• Suitable for live performance and home use

AT A GLANCE

Key Detail	Information
Manufacturer	Yamaha
Model	CK76
Product Type	Stage Keyboard
Keyboard	76 Notes
Keyboard Action	FSB, Touch-Sensitive
Sound Generation	AWM2 / AWM Organ
Preset Voices	363
Maximum Polyphony	128 Notes
Sound Parts	3
Organ Drawbars	9
Split & Layer	Yes
Live Set Sound Locations	160
Bluetooth	Audio
USB Audio	Yes
USB MIDI	Yes
Built-In Speakers	Yes
Battery Operation	Yes
Colour	Black
Condition	New

KEY FEATURES

1. Expressive 76-Note Keyboard

The Yamaha CK76 features a 76-note FSB keyboard with touch sensitivity.

This offers a wider playing range than a 61-note keyboard while retaining the responsive, lightweight feel preferred by many organ and synthesizer players.

The extended keyboard range is particularly useful for:

• Two-handed piano playing

• Split keyboard arrangements

• Piano and string layers

• Organ performance

• Live band arrangements

• Worship keyboard parts

• Synthesizer bass and lead combinations

The CK76 does not feature a fully weighted hammer-action keyboard.

Players who specifically require an acoustic piano-style weighted action may prefer the Yamaha CK88.

2. Yamaha Acoustic Piano Sounds

The CK76 includes a selection of expressive acoustic piano sounds suitable for live performance and recording.

These provide the dynamic response and tonal character needed for a wide variety of musical styles.

Whether you're playing solo piano, accompanying a vocalist or performing in a band, the CK76 offers piano sounds designed to sit naturally within a musical arrangement.

3. Classic Electric Piano Sounds

The CK76 includes electric piano sounds inspired by classic instruments.

These are suitable for:

• Soul

• Funk

• Jazz

• Pop

• Rock

• Gospel

• Contemporary worship

• Vintage keyboard music

Dedicated effects allow players to shape the character of their electric piano tones.

4. Expressive Organ Sounds

The CK76 features Yamaha organ technology derived from the company's stage keyboard expertise.

The instrument includes organ sounds suitable for jazz, blues, rock, gospel and worship music.

Nine physical drawbars provide immediate control over organ registrations.

This makes it possible to shape organ tones during a performance without navigating through menus.

5. Nine Physical Drawbars

The CK76's nine drawbars allow players to adjust the harmonic character of organ sounds in real time.

This is especially useful for musicians who want to recreate traditional drawbar organ performance techniques.

The controls provide a tactile playing experience that is particularly appealing to experienced organ players.

6. Three Independent Sound Parts

The CK76 features three independent sound Parts.

These can be used to create layered and split keyboard arrangements.

For example:

• Acoustic piano with strings

• Electric piano with a warm pad

• Organ with a synthesizer layer

• Bass in the left hand and piano in the right

• Piano, strings and pad combinations

Each Part can be managed from the instrument's control panel, making it easy to create and adjust performance setups.

7. Split and Layer Functions

The CK76 allows multiple sounds to be combined across the keyboard.

Layering creates richer textures by playing more than one sound together.

Splitting allows different sounds to be assigned to separate keyboard regions.

This is particularly useful for solo performers, worship musicians and keyboard players covering several instrumental parts.

8. Hands-On Sound Control

The CK76 is designed around immediate access to essential performance controls.

Players can select sounds, adjust levels, manage effects and control organ settings directly from the front panel.

This helps reduce the need for menu navigation during a live performance.

9. Built-In Effects

The CK76 includes a range of effects designed to enhance its acoustic piano, electric piano, organ and synthesizer sounds.

These include effects such as:

• Reverb

• Delay

• Chorus

• Flanger

• Phaser

• Tremolo

• Rotary speaker simulation

• Drive and distortion

• Other sound-shaping effects

The dedicated controls make it easy to adjust effects while playing.

10. Live Set Sound Memory

The CK76 provides 160 Live Set Sound locations.

These allow players to store and recall complete performance setups.

A Live Set Sound can contain selected sounds, layers, splits and associated settings.

This is especially useful for musicians who need to move quickly between different songs during a performance.

11. Bluetooth Audio

Bluetooth Audio allows music from a compatible smartphone or tablet to be streamed through the CK76.

This is useful for:

• Playing along with backing tracks

• Practising songs

• Rehearsing with reference recordings

• Learning new material

• Home entertainment

Bluetooth functionality is intended for audio streaming rather than Bluetooth MIDI.

12. USB Audio and MIDI Connectivity

The CK76 includes USB connectivity for compatible computers and recording software.

USB audio and MIDI capabilities make it suitable for use with digital audio workstations, music production applications and compatible performance setups.

13. Built-In Stereo Speakers

Unlike many traditional stage keyboards, the CK76 includes built-in stereo speakers.

This allows musicians to practise, rehearse and play at home without always needing external amplification.

For larger live performances, the keyboard can be connected to a suitable PA system or keyboard amplifier.

14. Battery-Powered Portability

The CK76 can operate using a compatible mains adaptor or batteries.

This provides additional flexibility for rehearsals, portable setups and locations where convenient mains power is unavailable.

Its lightweight construction makes it particularly attractive for musicians who regularly transport their keyboard.

WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT

One Keyboard, Multiple Roles

The CK76 combines piano, electric piano, organ, strings, pads and synthesizer sounds in a single instrument.

Extended 76-Key Range

The wider keyboard is useful for split performances and two-handed playing without the size of an 88-note instrument.

Immediate Hands-On Control

Dedicated controls and drawbars allow sounds to be adjusted during a performance.

Three-Part Sound Architecture

Create expressive layers and splits to cover multiple musical roles.

Built-In Speakers

Practise and rehearse without needing a separate amplifier.

Bluetooth Audio

Stream music from compatible devices for convenient practice and playback.

Portable Performance Design

Lightweight construction and battery operation make the CK76 easy to integrate into mobile setups.

DETAILED FEATURES & BENEFITS

Designed for Live Musicians

The Yamaha CK76 places essential performance functions within easy reach.

This is particularly useful when playing with a band, where rapid sound changes and immediate adjustments are important.

The combination of physical controls, Live Set memories and multiple sound Parts makes it suitable for complex performance requirements.

Piano and Keyboard Sounds in One Instrument

The CK76 is designed to cover the sounds commonly needed by modern keyboard players.

Instead of carrying separate piano, organ and synthesizer instruments, musicians can access a broad selection of sounds from one keyboard.

A Practical Choice for Worship Music

Worship keyboard players often need to move between acoustic piano, electric piano, organ, strings and atmospheric pads.

The CK76's three-Part architecture and split/layer functions make it particularly suitable for this style of performance.

Ideal for Rehearsals

Built-in speakers allow the CK76 to be used for personal practice and informal rehearsals without additional amplification.

Suitable for Music Production

USB audio and MIDI connectivity allow the CK76 to be integrated into compatible computer-based recording systems.

It can be used as a performance keyboard and as part of a broader music production setup.

Portable Without Sacrificing Playing Range

The 76-key format provides additional flexibility over a 61-key keyboard while remaining easier to transport than many 88-key stage pianos.

This makes the CK76 particularly attractive for musicians who value both portability and an extended playing range.

WHO IS IT FOR?

The Yamaha CK76 is particularly suitable for:

• Gigging keyboard players

• Live performers

• Worship musicians

• Church keyboard players

• Cover bands

• Function bands

• Session musicians

• Songwriters

• Music producers

• Home studio musicians

• Rehearsal spaces

• Keyboard teachers

• Players upgrading from a basic portable keyboard

• Musicians needing piano, organ and synthesizer sounds

PLAYING STYLES & APPLICATIONS

The Yamaha CK76 is suitable for:

• Pop

• Rock

• Jazz

• Blues

• Funk

• Soul

• Gospel

• Contemporary worship

• Indie

• Electronic music

• Ambient music

• Film and television composition

• Live band performance

• Songwriting

• Studio recording

• Home practice

HOW IT COMPARES

Yamaha CK76 vs Yamaha CK61

The CK76 and CK61 share the same core sound engines and performance features.

Feature	Yamaha CK76	Yamaha CK61
Keys	76	61
Keyboard Action	FSB	FSB
Touch Sensitivity	Yes	Yes
Preset Voices	363	363
Sound Parts	3	3
Organ Drawbars	9	9
Live Set Locations	160	160
Built-In Speakers	Yes	Yes
Battery Operation	Yes	Yes

Choose the CK76 if you need a wider keyboard for splits, layers and two-handed playing.

Choose the CK61 if maximum portability and a smaller footprint are your priorities.

Yamaha CK76 vs Yamaha CK88

The main difference is the keyboard action and number of keys.

Feature	Yamaha CK76	Yamaha CK88
Keys	76	88
Keyboard Action	FSB	GHS Weighted
Piano Playing Feel	Lightweight	Hammer-Action
Organ Playing	Responsive Lightweight Action	Weighted Action
Portability	More Compact	Larger
Sound Architecture	CK Series	CK Series

The CK76 is particularly appealing to musicians who frequently play organ and synthesizer parts.

The CK88 is better suited to players who prioritise a full 88-note weighted piano action.

Yamaha CK76 vs Yamaha YC73

The Yamaha YC73 is a more specialised professional stage keyboard with a different keyboard action and more extensive organ-focused performance architecture.

The CK76 offers a versatile, portable alternative with built-in speakers and battery operation.

Choose the CK76 if portability, simplicity and all-round stage versatility are priorities.

Choose the YC73 if you require the YC series' more specialised stage performance features.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Specification	Details
Manufacturer	Yamaha
Model	CK76
Product Type	Stage Keyboard
Keyboard	76 Notes
Keyboard Action	FSB
Touch Sensitivity	Yes
Sound Generation	AWM2 / AWM Organ
Preset Voices	363
Maximum Polyphony	128 Notes
Number of Parts	3
Organ Drawbars	9
Split Function	Yes
Layer Function	Yes
Live Set Sound Locations	160
Bluetooth Audio	Yes
USB Audio	Yes
USB MIDI	Yes
Built-In Speakers	Yes
Amplification	6W × 2
Speakers	12cm × 6cm × 2
Headphone Output	Yes
Sustain Pedal Connection	Yes
Assignable Pedal Connections	Yes
Line Outputs	Yes
Audio Input	Yes
Battery Operation	Yes
Mains Operation	Compatible Yamaha Adaptor
Colour	Black
Condition	New

Dimensions and weight: Exact figures should be confirmed against the current Yamaha CK76 specification before publication.

CONNECTIVITY

The Yamaha CK76 provides a range of connections for performance and recording applications.

These include:

• Stereo line outputs

• Headphone output

• Sustain pedal connection

• Assignable pedal connections

• USB TO HOST

• USB TO DEVICE

• MIDI connections

• Audio input

• Bluetooth Audio

These connections allow the CK76 to be integrated into live performance rigs, recording setups and home practice environments.

POWER REQUIREMENTS

The Yamaha CK76 can operate using a compatible Yamaha mains adaptor or batteries.

Battery operation provides additional flexibility for portable music-making.

For mains use, always use the Yamaha-specified power adaptor.

The exact adaptor and battery requirements should be checked against the manufacturer's UK specification.

🎵 FAIR DEAL MUSIC EXPERT VERDICT

Best suited for: Live keyboard players, worship musicians, cover bands, songwriters and performers who need piano, organ and synthesizer sounds in a portable 76-key instrument.

Likely upgrade path: Musicians requiring a fully weighted 88-note keyboard may consider the Yamaha CK88, while players seeking more specialised professional stage features may explore Yamaha's YC or CP ranges.

Useful pairings: A suitable 76-key keyboard case, sturdy keyboard stand, sustain pedal, expression pedal, headphones and powered monitor speakers.

Our tip: The CK76's three-Part sound architecture is one of its most useful performance features. Experiment with combining acoustic piano, strings and atmospheric pads, then save your favourite setups to Live Set Sound memory for quick recall during performances.

FDM view: The Yamaha CK76 offers an excellent combination of expressive sounds, practical hands-on controls and portable design. Its 76-key format is particularly attractive for musicians who need more playing range than a compact 61-key keyboard but do not require a fully weighted 88-note stage piano.

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.

Our team can help you compare Yamaha stage keyboards, understand the differences between keyboard actions and select suitable accessories for live performance.

We can also advise on:

• Yamaha CK stage keyboards

• Yamaha CP stage pianos

• Yamaha YC stage keyboards

• Keyboard stands

• Sustain and expression pedals

• Keyboard cases

• Headphones

• Stage monitoring

• Part exchange

PART EXCHANGE / TRADE-IN

Trade In. Trade Up.

Thinking about upgrading your existing keyboard or stage piano?

Fair Deal Music welcomes part-exchange enquiries on suitable musical instruments.

Contact our team with the make, model, approximate age and condition of your current instrument to discuss a possible trade-in towards the Yamaha CK76.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the Yamaha CK76?

The Yamaha CK76 is a 76-key stage keyboard combining piano, electric piano, organ and synthesizer sounds.

How many keys does it have?

It has 76 keys.

Are the keys weighted?

No. The CK76 uses Yamaha's FSB keyboard action rather than a fully weighted hammer-action keyboard.

Are the keys touch-sensitive?

Yes.

How many sounds does it include?

The CK76 includes 363 preset Voices.

Does it have acoustic piano sounds?

Yes.

Does it have electric piano sounds?

Yes.

Does it have organ sounds?

Yes, including sounds controlled using nine physical drawbars.

Does it have synthesizer sounds?

Yes.

Can I layer sounds?

Yes. The CK76 supports layering using its three sound Parts.

Can I split the keyboard?

Yes.

Does it have organ drawbars?

Yes. It features nine physical drawbars.

Does it have built-in effects?

Yes. It includes a range of performance effects.

Can I save my favourite sounds?

Yes. The CK76 provides 160 Live Set Sound locations.

Does it have built-in speakers?

Yes.

Can I use it without an amplifier?

Yes, for personal practice and suitable small-scale situations. Larger performances may require external amplification.

Does it have Bluetooth?

Yes. It supports Bluetooth Audio.

Can I stream music from my phone?

Yes, using a compatible Bluetooth Audio device.

Does it support Bluetooth MIDI?

Bluetooth Audio should not be confused with Bluetooth MIDI. The CK76's Bluetooth function is for audio streaming.

Can I connect it to a computer?

Yes. USB audio and MIDI connectivity are provided.

Is it suitable for recording?

Yes. It can be integrated into compatible recording software.

Can it operate on batteries?

Yes.

Is it suitable for live performance?

Yes. It is specifically designed for live keyboard playing.

Is it suitable for worship music?

Yes. Its piano, organ, strings and pad sounds make it particularly useful for worship keyboard players.

What is the difference between the CK76 and CK61?

The CK76 has 76 keys, while the CK61 has 61 keys. They share the same core sound architecture.

What is the difference between the CK76 and CK88?

The CK88 has 88 weighted keys, while the CK76 has 76 lightweight FSB keys.

Does it include a keyboard stand?

A keyboard stand is not included in this standalone listing.

Does it include a sustain pedal?

A sustain pedal is not included in this standalone listing.

Is this a new keyboard?

Yes. This listing is for a new Yamaha CK76 stage keyboard.

WHAT'S INCLUDED?

• Yamaha CK76 76-Key Stage Keyboard

• Standard manufacturer-supplied accessories and documentation, subject to the UK retail package

Not included in this standalone listing:

• Keyboard stand

• Keyboard bench

• Headphones

• Keyboard case

• Sustain pedal

• Expression pedal

• External speakers

TAKE YOUR PERFORMANCE ANYWHERE WITH YAMAHA CK76

The Yamaha CK76 Stage Keyboard combines the expressive character of Yamaha piano sounds, the versatility of classic organ tones and the creative potential of synthesizer sounds in one portable instrument.

With 76 touch-sensitive keys, three independent sound Parts, nine organ drawbars, real-time controls, Bluetooth Audio and built-in speakers, the CK76 is designed to adapt to a wide variety of musical situations.

Whether you're performing on stage, rehearsing with a band, creating music in the studio or playing at home, the CK76 offers a practical combination of sound quality, flexibility and portability.

Discover the Yamaha CK76 76-Key Stage Keyboard at Fair Deal Music.