Yamaha Pianos DISKLAVIER DGC1 ENSPIRE ST PE Glossy black 161 cm

This balancing helps ensure a lifetime of superior feel and control over the entire keyboard. The GC series effectively transmits the most delicate nuances.

Yamaha devotes countless time to creating the sound that musicians want. The sound is beautiful, varied and very harmonious.

Yamaha makes its own frames, relying on a casting method called the "V-Pro System", the first such technique in the world developed over many years to create some of the best piano frames.

This piano also benefits from the Soft-closeTM cylinder retarder system: A damper mechanism prevents the keyboard cylinder from falling suddenly and therefore eliminates any risk of injury or material damage.

Yamaha designers, engineers and craftsmen were challenged to bring out the expressive tone, subtle colors and dynamics of a conservatory grand piano from a more compact instrument.

Based on the principle of pneumatic pianos, the Disklavier technology makes your piano interactive. Always at the forefront of technology, perfect for livening up your evenings, you can enjoy the nuanced and orchestrated playing of the greatest performers on your instrument. Playful and attractive, your instrument plays on its own and reproduces, as if by magic, the interpretations of the greatest pianists.

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All the advantages of the Disklavier system:
The Yamaha Disklavier is the essential tool for memorizing your work, or the first steps of your children, that you can listen to endlessly. - The Jack sockets allow you to play silently with headphones - The USB TO HOST input allows you to connect a computer or other digital devices and record yourself in high quality without adding other interfaces, - The AUX OUT or OUTPUT sockets and OUT allow you to output the signal to an external amplification (Hi-Fi system, recorder, amplified speakers, etc.). - The AUX IN input receives external sound sources. - The DIGITAL OUT socket allows connection to a digital input socket on an external audio device - The MIDI OUTPUT transmits the performance information to an external device such as a synth. - The MIDI IN input receives the performance information as a sequencer to use the tone generator of the Disklavier system. - The LAN port allows connection of the internet with the Disklavier.
Performances can be recorded in two different ways: - Either you can record directly into the piano's memory. Using memory is more interesting when you want to listen to yourself directly. This allows you to work on a piece by listening to it and then repeating specific passages. - Or on a USB medium, in which case the stored data will be in WAV format readable by all digital devices. Once the songs have been recorded in WAV format, they can be written directly to CD or portable players.