INTRODUCTION

The Yamaha reface CP Mobile Mini Keyboard brings the character of classic electric pianos and vintage keyboard instruments into an exceptionally compact, portable instrument designed for playing anywhere.

Built around Yamaha’s:

SCM – Spectral Component Modeling + AWM2

sound technology, the reface CP focuses on six carefully selected vintage keyboard types rather than overwhelming the player with hundreds of presets.

Those six sounds cover some of the most recognisable keyboard characters of the 1960s and 1970s:

• Early ’70s tine electric piano

• Late ’70s tine electric piano

• Late ’60s reed electric piano

• ’70s Clavi

• Vintage toy piano

• Yamaha CP electric grand

Each sound can then be shaped through a dedicated hands-on effects chain featuring:

• Drive

• Tremolo / Wah

• Chorus / Phaser

• Digital / Analogue Delay

• Reverb

There are no deep menus to navigate.

Instead, the entire instrument is designed around:

Choose a sound.

Turn a control.

Play.

The reface CP uses Yamaha’s specially developed:

37-note HQ Mini keyboard

with Initial Touch sensitivity.

Despite its compact dimensions, Yamaha designed the action specifically to provide a responsive and expressive playing experience rather than the feel of a basic toy-style mini keyboard.

Built-in:

2W × 2 stereo amplification

and:

3cm × 2 speakers

mean the reface CP can be played without any external equipment.

It can also run from:

6 × AA batteries

for up to approximately:

5 hours.

At only:

1.9kg

the reface CP is genuinely portable enough for:

• Home

• Studio

• Rehearsals

• Backstage use

• Songwriting

• Travel

• Desktop production

• Informal performance

For musicians who love vintage electric-piano sounds but want something compact, immediate and genuinely fun to play, the Yamaha reface CP remains one of the most distinctive small keyboards available.

QUICK PRODUCT SUMMARY

The Yamaha reface CP is a compact 37-key electric-piano keyboard inspired by classic stage keyboards of the 1960s and 1970s.

Highlights include:

• 37 HQ Mini keys

• Initial Touch sensitivity

• SCM + AWM2 sound technology

• 128-note polyphony

• 6 vintage keyboard sound types

• Early ’70s tine electric piano

• Late ’70s tine electric piano

• Late ’60s reed electric piano

• ’70s Clavi

• Vintage toy piano

• Yamaha CP electric grand

• Drive

• Tremolo / Wah

• Chorus / Phaser

• Digital Delay

• Analogue-style Delay

• Reverb

• Built-in stereo speakers

• 2W × 2 amplification

• Battery operation

• Up to approximately 5 hours battery life

• Stereo outputs

• Headphone output

• Sustain pedal input

• AUX input

• USB TO HOST

• MIDI IN/OUT via supplied breakout cable

• Approx. 1.9kg

AT A GLANCE

Key Detail	Information
Product	Yamaha reface CP
Series	reface
Product Type	Mobile Mini Electric Piano Keyboard
Number of Keys	37
Keyboard	HQ Mini Keys
Touch Sensitivity	Initial Touch
Tone Generation	SCM + AWM2
Maximum Polyphony	128 Notes
Sound Types	6
Effects	Drive / Tremolo / Wah / Chorus / Phaser / Digital Delay / Analogue Delay / Reverb
Built-In Speakers	Yes
Amplification	2W × 2
Speakers	3cm × 2
Battery Operation	Yes – 6 × AA
Battery Life	Approx. 5 Hours
Sustain Pedal Input	Yes
AUX IN	Yes
USB TO HOST	Yes
MIDI	IN / OUT via Breakout Cable
Main Outputs	L/MONO + R
Headphones	Yes
Width	530mm
Height	60mm
Depth	175mm
Weight	1.9kg excluding batteries
Condition	New

KEY FEATURES

• Yamaha reface mobile mini keyboard

• Dedicated vintage electric-piano design

• 37-note HQ Mini keyboard

• Initial Touch sensitivity

• SCM Spectral Component Modeling

• AWM2 sound technology

• 128-note polyphony

• Six classic keyboard types

• Early ’70s tine electric piano

• Late ’70s tine electric piano

• Late ’60s reed electric piano

• ’70s Clavi

• Vintage toy piano

• Yamaha CP electric grand

• Dedicated Drive control

• Tremolo

• Wah

• Chorus

• Phaser

• Digital Delay

• Analogue-style Delay

• Reverb

• Built-in stereo speakers

• 2W × 2 amplification

• Battery operation

• Approx. 5 hours battery life

• Stereo line outputs

• Headphone output

• Sustain pedal input

• AUX input

• USB MIDI

• Traditional MIDI via breakout cable

• Compact desktop format

• Approx. 1.9kg

37-NOTE HQ MINI KEYBOARD

The reface CP uses Yamaha’s:

HQ – High Quality Mini keyboard.

This 37-note action was developed specifically for the reface range.

Yamaha designed the keyboard with inspiration from its professional FS keyboard heritage and Pianica mechanisms, aiming to create a mini-key action with:

• Crisp response

• Smooth movement

• Reliable construction

• Natural playability

rather than the loose feel associated with many inexpensive compact keyboards.

INITIAL TOUCH

The keyboard supports:

Initial Touch sensitivity.

This means the sound responds dynamically to how firmly each key is played.

That is particularly important on electric piano sounds, where playing velocity affects:

• Attack

• Brightness

• Dynamics

• Harmonic character

128-NOTE POLYPHONY

The reface CP provides:

128-note maximum polyphony.

That is generous for such a compact keyboard and gives plenty of headroom for:

• Sustained electric piano chords

• Long delay tails

• Pedal use

• Dense voicings

• Layered harmonic playing

Yamaha confirms 128-note polyphony for the reface CP.

SIX VINTAGE KEYBOARD SOUNDS

The reface CP is deliberately focused.

Rather than offering hundreds of sounds, Yamaha provides:

Six carefully chosen vintage keyboard types.

These are:

• Rd I

• Rd II

• Wr

• Clv

• Toy

• CP

Each represents a different classic keyboard personality.

RD I – EARLY ’70S TINE ELECTRIC PIANO

Rd I recreates an early 1970s tine electric piano.

Its warm, rounded tone is ideal for:

• Soul

• Jazz

• R&B

• Ballads

• Neo-soul

• Funk

With Drive, Tremolo and Reverb added, it can move from smooth studio electric piano to a more aggressive stage sound.

RD II – LATE ’70S TINE ELECTRIC PIANO

Rd II represents a later 1970s tine electric piano.

Compared with Rd I, it offers a different balance of:

• Attack

• Brightness

• Harmonic response

making it useful for:

• Funk

• Pop

• Fusion

• Rock

• Contemporary electric-piano playing

WR – LATE ’60S REED ELECTRIC PIANO

Wr recreates the distinctive character of a late-1960s reed electric piano.

Its more aggressive, nasal and harmonically rich personality is particularly effective for:

• Rock

• Soul

• Funk

• Indie

• Vintage pop

Add Drive and Tremolo and the reface CP can move quickly into classic heavily amplified reed-piano territory.

CLV – ’70S CLAVI

Clv recreates a 1970s struck-string Clavi-style instrument.

This bright, percussive sound is ideal for:

• Funk

• Soul

• Disco

• Rock

• R&B

The Wah effect is especially effective here, allowing classic rhythmic Clavi textures to be created directly from the front panel.

TOY – VINTAGE TOY PIANO

Toy recreates a vintage toy piano.

Its unusual, bell-like and deliberately quirky character can be useful for:

• Indie

• Film music

• Experimental arrangements

• Lo-fi production

• Sound design

CP – YAMAHA CP ELECTRIC GRAND

The CP setting recreates the character of Yamaha’s famous electric grand piano family.

Yamaha’s CP electric grands became iconic stage instruments because they gave performers a piano-like sound that could be amplified much more easily than an acoustic grand.

The reface CP captures that bright, cutting electric-grand character in a remarkably small instrument.

SCM + AWM2 SOUND TECHNOLOGY

The reface CP combines:

SCM – Spectral Component Modeling

with:

AWM2

tone generation.

SCM was developed by Yamaha to reproduce important behaviour and tonal characteristics of classic keyboard instruments rather than relying only on straightforward static sampling.

This is particularly useful for electric pianos where tone can vary significantly according to:

• Playing velocity

• Pickup behaviour

• Amplification

• Harmonic interaction

• Mechanical response

HANDS-ON EFFECTS

A major part of the reface CP experience is its dedicated:

Hands-on effect chain.

The instrument provides:

• Drive

• Tremolo / Wah

• Chorus / Phaser

• Digital / Analogue Delay

• Reverb

These effects are controlled directly from physical switches and knobs.

There is no need to navigate menus or program complex effect chains.

DRIVE

The:

Drive

effect adds distortion specifically matched to the selected Voice.

This can range from subtle warmth through to more aggressive vintage amplification.

It works particularly well with:

• Tine piano

• Reed piano

• Clavi

• CP electric grand

Yamaha describes the Drive effect as being matched to the selected Voice.

TREMOLO

The:

Tremolo

effect recreates the rhythmic volume modulation associated with classic electric-piano amplification.

Depending on the selected Voice, Yamaha may produce either:

• Tremolo

• Stereo panning

behaviour.

Depth and Rate controls allow the effect to be adjusted directly.

WAH

Switching the same effects section to:

Wah

creates a velocity-responsive wah effect.

Playing harder can produce a more pronounced filter response, making it particularly effective for:

• Clavi

• Funk

• Electric piano

• Rhythmic keyboard parts

CHORUS

The:

Chorus

effect thickens and broadens the sound.

It is particularly effective for:

• Electric piano

• Toy piano

• Electric grand

where additional width and movement are useful.

PHASER

The:

Phaser

provides classic sweeping modulation.

This is especially well suited to vintage electric piano and funk-inspired sounds.

DIGITAL DELAY

Digital Delay

provides clean, precise repeated echoes.

This is useful for:

• Rhythmic electric-piano patterns

• Ambient textures

• Modern production

• Solo performance

ANALOGUE-STYLE DELAY

The:

Analogue-style Delay

has a deliberately more vintage character.

Yamaha describes it as producing a tape-like experience where changing the delay time can also affect pitch.

This makes it particularly useful for:

• Experimental textures

• Lo-fi sounds

• Vintage ambience

• Self-oscillating-style delay effects

REVERB

The final stage of the effect chain is:

Reverb.

A single control adjusts the overall reverb response, making it easy to move from dry stage sounds to more spacious ambient textures.

BUILT-IN STEREO SPEAKERS

The reface CP includes built-in:

3cm × 2 stereo speakers

driven by:

2W × 2 amplification.

These are designed primarily for:

• Personal practice

• Songwriting

• Desktop use

• Backstage playing

• Informal performance

For larger gigs or studio monitoring, the dedicated line outputs allow the reface CP to connect to more substantial amplification.

Yamaha confirms the 2W × 2 amplifier and 3cm × 2 speaker system across the reface family.

BATTERY OPERATION

The reface CP can operate from:

6 × AA batteries

including suitable:

• Alkaline batteries

• Ni-MH rechargeable batteries

Yamaha quotes battery life of approximately:

5 hours.

This makes the reface CP genuinely useful away from mains power.

AC POWER

The reface CP can also be powered using Yamaha’s:

PA-130

or an equivalent recommended adaptor.

Power consumption is approximately:

6W.

AUTO POWER OFF

The reface CP includes:

Auto Power Off

to reduce unnecessary power consumption when the instrument is left unused.

STEREO LINE OUTPUTS

Professional connection to external equipment is provided through:

• OUTPUT L/MONO

• OUTPUT R

using standard:

6.3mm unbalanced jack connections.

These can connect to:

• PA systems

• Keyboard amplifiers

• Powered monitors

• Audio interfaces

• Mixers

HEADPHONE OUTPUT

A standard:

6.3mm stereo headphone output

is provided.

This is useful for:

• Private practice

• Studio work

• Silent songwriting

• Travel

SUSTAIN PEDAL INPUT

The reface CP provides a:

SUSTAIN

pedal input.

A compatible sustain pedal can therefore be connected for more traditional electric-piano performance.

AUX INPUT

A:

3.5mm stereo AUX IN

allows an external audio source to be played through the reface CP.

This is useful for:

• Backing tracks

• Practice

• Playing along with songs

• Reference material

USB TO HOST

The reface CP provides:

USB TO HOST

for MIDI communication with compatible computers and devices.

This allows it to function as a compact controller within software-based music setups.

TRADITIONAL MIDI IN / OUT

The reface CP also supports traditional:

MIDI IN / OUT

through Yamaha’s supplied:

MIDI breakout cable.

This is especially useful if you want to play the reface CP sound engine from:

• A full-size keyboard

• An 88-note weighted controller

• Another synthesizer

• External MIDI equipment

Yamaha specifically highlights this capability as a way of using reface with a full-size master keyboard.

USE IT AS A SOUND MODULE

Because the reface CP supports MIDI input, its internal electric-piano engine can be played from another keyboard.

For example, you could connect:

• Yamaha CP88

• MIDI controller

• Weighted digital piano

• Stage keyboard

and use that larger keyboard to control the reface CP.

This makes the reface CP useful not only as a compact keyboard but also as a portable vintage electric-piano sound module.

SOUNDMONDO COMPATIBILITY

The reface family is compatible with Yamaha’s:

Soundmondo

ecosystem.

Soundmondo was developed as a platform for discovering, sharing and exchanging reface sound settings.

For the CP, this is particularly useful for sharing effect combinations and Voice settings.

NO PHRASE LOOPER

Unlike the:

• reface CS

• reface DX

the reface CP does:

not

include a Phrase Looper.

Yamaha confirms Phrase Looper functionality is not fitted to the reface CP.

NO DISPLAY

The reface CP does:

not

use an LCD display.

That is deliberate.

The instrument’s sound and effects are controlled directly from physical switches and knobs.

For many players, this immediate interface is one of the product’s biggest strengths.

WHO IS IT FOR?

The Yamaha reface CP is particularly well suited to:

• Electric-piano players

• Keyboardists

• Producers

• Songwriters

• Home studio musicians

• Vintage keyboard enthusiasts

• Funk players

• Soul musicians

• Jazz players

• Indie musicians

• Travelling musicians

• Students

• Desktop producers

• Players wanting a compact second keyboard

• Musicians wanting classic electric-piano sounds without carrying vintage hardware

PLAYING STYLES & APPLICATIONS

The reface CP is particularly well suited to:

• Soul

• Funk

• Jazz

• R&B

• Neo-soul

• Rock

• Pop

• Indie

• Fusion

• Lo-fi

• Electronic music

• Film music

• Songwriting

• Studio recording

• Rehearsal

• Portable performance

HOW IT COMPARES

REFACE CP VS CK61

These keyboards target very different priorities.

reface CP

• 37 HQ Mini keys

• Six focused vintage keyboard sounds

• Dedicated vintage effects

• Built-in speakers

• Battery operation

• 1.9kg

• Extremely compact

CK61

• 61 full-size FSB keys

• 363 Voices

• Piano / organ / synth architecture

• Physical organ drawbars

• Larger effects system

• Built-in speakers

• Battery operation

• 5.6kg

Choose the reface CP when you specifically want classic electric-piano character in the smallest possible package.

Choose the CK61 when you need a broader all-purpose stage keyboard.

REFACE CP VS CP73

Both have strong links to Yamaha’s electric-piano heritage, but they are fundamentally different products.

reface CP

• 37 mini keys

• 6 vintage keyboard types

• Compact effect controls

• Built-in speakers

• Battery operation

• 1.9kg

CP73

• 73-note Balanced Hammer Standard action

• Professional stage-piano library

• Extensive acoustic pianos

• Multiple electric pianos

• Balanced XLR outputs

• USB Audio/MIDI

• 13.1kg

Choose the reface CP for portability, immediacy and vintage character.

Choose CP73 for professional stage performance and full-size hammer-action playing.

REFACE CP VS YC61

The reface CP is focused on:

Vintage electric pianos.

The reface YC is focused on:

Vintage organ sounds.

Within Yamaha’s larger professional stage range, YC61 expands that organ concept substantially with:

• Full-size Waterfall keyboard

• VCM Organ

• Physical drawbars

• Premium piano sounds

• FM

• Advanced live controls

The reface CP remains the simpler, smaller and more specialised vintage keyboard option.

REFACE CP VS VINTAGE ELECTRIC PIANO HARDWARE

Original vintage electric pianos can offer extraordinary character, but they can also involve:

• Significant weight

• Mechanical servicing

• Amplification requirements

• Tuning or adjustment

• Transport challenges

The reface CP does not physically reproduce those mechanical instruments.

Instead, it offers six classic keyboard characters, direct effects and battery-powered portability in a chassis weighing only 1.9kg.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Specification	Yamaha reface CP
Series	reface
Product Type	Mobile Mini Electric Piano Keyboard
Number of Keys	37
Keyboard	HQ Mini Keys
Initial Touch	Yes
Tone Generation	SCM + AWM2
Maximum Polyphony	128 Notes
Sound Types	6
Rd I	Early ’70s Tine Electric Piano
Rd II	Late ’70s Tine Electric Piano
Wr	Late ’60s Reed Electric Piano
Clv	’70s Clavi
Toy	Vintage Toy Piano
CP	Yamaha CP Electric Grand
Effects	Drive / Tremolo / Wah / Chorus / Phaser / Digital Delay / Analogue-Type Delay / Reverb
Phrase Looper	No
Display	None
Main Outputs	L/MONO / R – 6.3mm Unbalanced
Headphones	6.3mm Stereo
Pedal	Sustain
AUX IN	3.5mm Stereo Mini
USB TO HOST	Yes
MIDI	IN / OUT via Breakout Cable
Amplification	2W × 2
Speakers	3cm × 2
Battery Operation	6 × AA
Battery Life	Approx. 5 Hours
AC Adaptor	PA-130 or Recommended Equivalent
Power Consumption	6W
Auto Power Off	Yes
Standby Consumption	0.3W
Width	530mm
Height	60mm
Depth	175mm
Weight	1.9kg excluding batteries
Condition	New

DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT

The Yamaha reface CP measures approximately:

Width: 530mm
Height: 60mm
Depth: 175mm
Weight: 1.9kg excluding batteries

That exceptionally compact format is one of the instrument’s biggest strengths.

At only just over half a metre wide, it can fit easily into:

• Small home studios

• Desktop production setups

• Multi-keyboard rigs

• Rehearsal spaces

• Travel setups

Yamaha confirms the entire reface range at 530 × 175 × 60mm and 1.9kg excluding batteries.

🎵 FAIR DEAL MUSIC EXPERT VERDICT ★★★★★

Best suited for: Electric-piano enthusiasts, producers, songwriters and gigging players who want classic vintage keyboard sounds in an exceptionally compact and immediate instrument.

Likely upgrade path: Players using software electric pianos, basic portable keyboards or MIDI controllers who want a dedicated hardware instrument with strong vintage character and zero menu-diving.

Useful pairings: Sustain pedal, Yamaha SC-reface gig bag, headphones, compact stand and a full-size MIDI controller when larger keys are required.

Our tip: Don’t judge the reface CP by its six-sound specification. Each Voice is there for a reason, and the real magic comes from combining those sounds with the dedicated Drive, Tremolo/Wah, Chorus/Phaser, Delay and Reverb controls. It is much closer to having a small collection of vintage keyboard instruments and pedals than scrolling through a huge preset library.

FDM view: The reface CP is one of those keyboards that makes a great deal more sense once you play it. The mini keys and tiny chassis make it genuinely portable, but the sounds and effects are anything but toy-like. The combination of classic tine, reed, Clavi and Yamaha electric-grand character with immediate hands-on effects makes it an excellent songwriting, studio and second-keyboard instrument — and at only 1.9kg, it is ridiculously easy to take anywhere.

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Our keyboard team can help with:

• reface CP vs CK61

• reface CP vs CP73

• reface models compared

• Sustain pedals

• Cases

• Stands

• Headphones

• MIDI setup

• Studio monitors

• Portable keyboard setups

• Part exchange

PART EXCHANGE / TRADE-IN

Trade In. Trade Up.

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Fair Deal Music welcomes part-exchange enquiries on suitable equipment.

Simply provide:

• Make

• Exact model

• Approximate age

• Condition

and our team can provide a no-obligation valuation towards your Yamaha reface CP.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How many keys does the Yamaha reface CP have?

37.

Are they full-size keys?

No.

The reface CP uses Yamaha’s:

HQ Mini Keys.

Are the keys touch sensitive?

Yes.

Yamaha specifies:

Initial Touch.

What sound engine does it use?

The reface CP uses:

SCM – Spectral Component Modeling + AWM2.

How much polyphony does it have?

Up to:

128 notes.

How many sounds are there?

Six primary keyboard types.

What are the six sounds?

• Rd I – Early ’70s tine electric piano

• Rd II – Late ’70s tine electric piano

• Wr – Late ’60s reed electric piano

• Clv – ’70s Clavi

• Toy – Vintage toy piano

• CP – Yamaha electric grand

Does it have a Rhodes-style sound?

The Rd I and Rd II settings recreate classic tine electric-piano characters associated with early and late 1970s instruments.

Does it have a Wurlitzer-style sound?

The Wr Voice recreates the character of a late-1960s reed electric piano.

Does it have a Clavi sound?

Yes.

Does it have a Yamaha CP electric-grand sound?

Yes.

Does it have effects?

Yes.

The reface CP provides:

• Drive

• Tremolo

• Wah

• Chorus

• Phaser

• Digital Delay

• Analogue-style Delay

• Reverb

Can the effects be combined?

Yes.

The effects are arranged as a hands-on signal chain, allowing several stages to be used together.

Does it have a looper?

No.

The reface CP does not include the Phrase Looper found on reface CS and reface DX.

Does it have built-in speakers?

Yes.

How powerful are the speakers?

Amplification is:

2W × 2.

What size are the speakers?

3cm × 2.

Can it run on batteries?

Yes.

What batteries does it use?

6 × AA batteries.

How long does battery power last?

Yamaha quotes approximately:

5 hours.

What mains adaptor does it use?

Yamaha specifies:

PA-130

or an equivalent recommended adaptor.

Does it have a sustain pedal input?

Yes.

Does it have a headphone output?

Yes.

A standard:

6.3mm stereo headphone jack

is provided.

Does it have stereo outputs?

Yes.

• L/MONO

• R

6.3mm unbalanced outputs are provided.

Does it have AUX IN?

Yes.

A:

3.5mm stereo mini input

is provided.

Does it have USB?

Yes.

The reface CP provides:

USB TO HOST.

Does USB carry audio?

Yamaha specifies USB MIDI connectivity for reface CP; USB audio is not listed.

Does it have standard MIDI?

Yes.

MIDI IN and OUT are provided through the supplied MIDI breakout cable.

Can I play the reface CP from a full-size keyboard?

Yes.

A compatible external MIDI keyboard can control the reface CP sound engine.

Does it have Bluetooth?

Bluetooth is not built into the reface CP.

Does it have a screen?

No.

Its controls are entirely hands-on.

How wide is it?

Approximately:

530mm.

How high is it?

Approximately:

60mm.

How deep is it?

Approximately:

175mm.

How much does it weigh?

Approximately:

1.9kg excluding batteries.

Is it suitable for live performance?

Yes.

For larger performances, connect its stereo outputs to suitable external amplification or a PA system.

Is the reface CP only for beginners?

No.

Its compact keyboard makes it accessible and portable, but its sound engine, effects and connectivity are designed for serious musicians as well as developing players.

Can it work as a studio sound module?

Yes.

It can be controlled from an external MIDI keyboard and integrated into a computer-based MIDI setup.

WHAT’S INCLUDED?

Yamaha lists the standard reface package as including:

• Yamaha reface CP Mobile Mini Keyboard

• MIDI breakout cable

• Owner’s Manual

• AC adaptor where supplied for the applicable region

• Warranty documentation where applicable

Exact Fair Deal Music UK package contents should follow the stock actually supplied.

SIX CLASSICS. REAL CONTROLS. TAKE IT ANYWHERE.

The Yamaha reface CP takes six iconic vintage keyboard personalities and puts them into a package weighing just:

1.9kg.

You get:

Early ’70s tine piano.

Late ’70s tine piano.

Late ’60s reed piano.

Clavi.

Toy piano.

Yamaha electric grand.

Then you can shape them with:

Drive.

Tremolo.

Wah.

Chorus.

Phaser.

Digital Delay.

Analogue-style Delay.

Reverb.

Add:

37 responsive HQ Mini keys.

128-note polyphony.

Built-in speakers.

Battery operation.

Stereo outputs.

MIDI.

USB.

and the reface CP becomes a remarkably capable little vintage keyboard rig that can genuinely go almost anywhere.