The flagship model in the P-Series, the Yamaha P525 offers an authentic grand-piano feel and exquisite sound. Thanks to its range of features and smooth playability, the P-525 is perfectly suited for all levels of players, from beginners to pros. Available in White. As Close as It Gets to a Grand Piano The P525 features the delightfully playable GrandTouch-S keyboard featured in Yamaha’s top-of-the-line Clavinova digital pianos which faithfully recreates the experience of a grand piano. The keyboard simulates the subtle differences in how hard, quickly, and heavily the keys are played while producing a grand piano-like variety and richness of tone. With specially seasoned wooden keys, the GrandTouch-S keyboard is exceptionally durable. The Sounds of Two World-Class Concert Grand Pianos The P525 harnesses the Voices of two landmark grand pianos: the Yamaha CFX and Bosendorfer Imperial. The CFX delivers brilliant trebles complemented by a powerful bass, ensuring clarity in every performance. The Imperial envelops listeners with its distinct, warm Viennese tone. With these two iconic piano Voices at your fingertips all within its compact design you’ll captivate just about any audience. Equipped For Your Performances Not only is the P525 ready to deliver authentic Voices of classic keyed instruments vintage organs, electric pianos, and more it's also primed for modern times. With Registration Memory, you can effortlessly save and recall your tailored settings, making it a breeze to set up and play live. Plus, Sound Boost and the adjustable EQ ensure your P525 stands out even when jamming with a full band. Minimalist Design, Timeless Elegance All the sophistication of a grand piano has been crafted into the sleek design of the P525 portable digital piano. Drawing inspiration from Yamaha’s long line of iconic acoustic pianos, the P525 features wooden accents above the keyboard, polished side panels, and a touch of red felt along the key bed. Groundbreaking Technology Simulates the Rich Resonance of a Grand Piano Acoustic grand pianos emit sound through the complex movements of a vast number of parts, namely hammers connected to the keys that strike strings inside a wooden case, amplifying the sound. This mechanism, which took centuries to perfect, is absent from digital pianos. Yamaha uses proprietary know-how and technology to reproduce the sound of a grand piano. Grand Expression Modeling digitally simulates tonal variance by accurately sensing the slightest differences in the speed and intensity of the keys. Virtual Resonance Modeling (VRM) recreates the rich tones produced by the vibrations and resonance of the strings, damper, body, and duplex scaling of a grand piano in response to the player’s input on the keyboard.