By far, the most thorough and comprehensive review of the Yamaha CP-30 that I have ever watched. The CP-30 was my primary and later my secondary gigging keyboard in the late seventies/early eighties, and I learned a few tricks from you here! For a time I was lugging the CP-30, a suitcase Rhodes, Honer D6 Clavinet, and a few different synths to every week-end gig. What a load! 😎Thanks again!
Came to RU-vid to look this up after seeing one listed on my local FB marketplace for $50 (!!). Messaged the seller immediately but it was already sold. Cool electric piano!
I had a CP-30 that I bought new back in the 1980's. Wanted something portable (albeit heavy to lug around), and also with the touch sensitive weighted key feel of a real piano. I upgraded to a Yamaha C3 grand in the early 1990's. Wish I still had the CP-30, just to play around with as a novelty.
Both L & R and combined LR mono sound outputs could be used simultaneously. Tremolo started instantaneously....no delay....so something was wrong with your CP30.
yes she is heavy, new house and all my studio stuff went upstairs while the floors were done. Not the cp 30! too #@$@#$ heavy to go upstairs! we just moved her around til the floors were done. The reason Christy Mc Vee kept this analog synth is that she never had to carry it anywhere. With all that said it has a great funky kinda Billy Preston sound that is very cool.