Yamaha Disklavier DC2 5'8'' Grand Piano
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How large is this piano?
All grand pianos have virtually identical Width and Height. Length is the only dimension that varies dramatically from one grand piano to the next.
Please note: These dimensions are estimates only. Due to cosmetic differences in cabinet trim, exact dimensions of any specific example of this model may vary.
Why is Length important? Longer pianos allow for longer strings and greater soundboard surface area, so they usually produce more sound than smaller pianos, but they naturally occupy more space.
What size should I buy? Most industry professionals recommend choosing the longest piano that your space can comfortably accommodate.
A wonderful C2 with added benefits.
This Yamaha Disklavier DC2A 5'8'' player grand piano was built in 2002 and was privately owned. It will be a tremendous instrument for a variety of settings: Great for the home, studio, school, business, or performance space. Gorgeous high-polished ebony cabinet.
Great tone, bold and powerful!
C2's are known for having a remarkably big tone for their size, and this C2 is no exception. It has the tonal clarity you always expect from Yamaha, but with an added depth, richness, and power that only a C-series piano can provide. When you add Yamaha's expressive and responsive action it's a tremendously fun piano to play. If you're looking for big piano sound but can't commit the space for a big piano, this will be a great choice for you!
Live piano performance at the touch of a button.
Best of all, it's a Disklavier! Enjoy live piano performance in your home anytime with the touch of a button. Watch your piano play itself to the amazement of your family and guests.
About the Disklavier Mark III (from the manufacturer)
Outstanding pianos and sophisticated musical entertainment systems in one!
Classic Yamaha grand pianos fitted with innovative Yamaha electronics, Disklavier Mark III series grands deliver superb musical performance, along with an amazing range of digital/acoustic capabilities.
Digital Quiet/Silent mode flexibility
Yamaha Silent System technology lets you instantly cancel the acoustic piano sound and switch to digital piano tone generation. This means that you can play or listen in Quiet Mode through the built-in speakers, or in Silent mode via the privacy of headphones, letting you enjoy the Disklavier at any time by selecting a sound level suitable to the time of day and the activities of those around you.
By eliminating the sound of the acoustic piano, this feature also lets you play internal orchestral voices independently – ideal for multi-track recording or use as a MIDI controller. And in digital mode, you can easily tune the piano to match the pitch of other instruments or recordings.
Stereo sampled from the Yamaha concert grand, the digital piano tones are virtually indistinguishable from the original, while a special dual-mode action mechanism maintains traditional keyboard touch and response. Variable reverb effects can simulate the acoustics of various playing environments, and dual headphone jacks let you share a private performance with another, if you like.
More than a piano – a complete entertainment system!
In addition to offering all the traditional attributes of Yamaha acoustic pianos, Disklavier pianos can also play themselves, providing exciting musical entertainment at any time, with or without a pianist. Equipped with a newly designed control unit featuring a built-in CD player and a Yamaha XG tone generator with nearly 700 instrumental voices, Disklavier Mark III Series grands can reproduce vocal parts and the sound of other instruments in conjunction with the piano. This makes it possible for you to host fully orchestrated Disklavier performances with up to 16 piano and ensemble parts. Simply choose from the wide variety of Disklavier software – now available on CDs as well as floppy disks – to experience 'live' concerts by many of the world's best-known classical, jazz and popular artists, as well as a wide range of titles recorded by top studio musicians.
Built-in amplified speaker system
Incorporating their own stereo (60W + 60W) audio system with dual two-way speakers, Mark III Series pianos let you enjoy the sound of ensemble playback along with the acoustic piano itself. There's no complex setup; simply select the music you want to hear, press PLAY and sit back to enjoy the show. In addition to stand-alone ensemble performance, this also allows you to play the digital piano in Quiet mode through the internal speakers, lowering the volume to a level appropriate to the circumstances. You can also use your Disklavier sound system to play your audio CDs. And, with the Disklavier's external connections, you can easily tie it into your home audio system, letting you route the sound through remote speakers to bring the concert to other rooms – even outdoors for parties on the patio.
Wireless Upgrades Available
Looking for a player piano with the latest player technology? Upgrades are available (sold separately) to enhance the capabilities of this piano, adding contemporary features such as wireless playback using a smartphone or tablet of your choice, internet connectivity, and cloud-based recording of your performance. Please contact us for details.
Own the best.
The Yamaha C series has been celebrated for decades as one of the world's best production grand pianos. Suitable for the most demanding of pianists, Yamaha C series pianos are found in some of the world's foremost performance and recording venues.
- Includes original matching duet frame-style bench with music storage compartment.
About the Yamaha C2 (from the manufacturer)
Designed primarily for performance, recording, and music school use.
Though compact in size, the extended length of the C2 affords it a deep, beautiful tone.
Yamaha's commitment to the continuous reevaluation of the core processes of sound creation has made the grand pianos of the C series the best-selling grand pianos in the world. The technically-demanding regulation process that is essential to a grand piano's superior tone is given special emphasis in these instruments. Countless hours have been spent perfecting the hammers, strings, and the balance of the damping mechanism, with the final goal of rendering each and every note faithful to the intentions of the pianist.
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