New Hybrid Pianos


Tradition and Innovation

Since their founding in 1887, Yamaha has cultivated a passion for music and artistry.
It’s this spirit that inspires their dedication to performance, quality and innovation.

Advancing a tradition of Japanese craftsmanship, our artisans and engineers orchestrate the creation and assembly of thousands of precision components so they function together in unerring harmony. This abiding reverence for traditional craft parallels our commitment to innovation, allowing us to continually enhance the performance and possibilities of our pianos.

 

 

Explore our hybrid options from Yamaha, the leader in hybrid innovation


Disklavier allows you to record and play back all the subtle nuances of the sound and thus create a range of homemade entertainment. You can also stream  performances to the player piano from Disklavier TV and Disklavier Radio — plus there are many songs in the built-in library. And you can control the whole system remotely from your tablet or phone. Many of Yamaha’s acoustic models can be ordered with Disklavier technology installed.

Silent Piano models allow the pianist to ‘turn off’ the acoustic sound and play in superb digital reproduction through stereo headphones. Many of Yamaha’s acoustic models can be ordered with Silent Piano technology installed.

Offering a greater range of ways to enjoy performing on an acoustic instrument, including volume control without compromising rich sound and connection with smart devices. TransAcoustic uses transducers attached to the acoustic piano’s soundboard to produce amazing sound with digital input. You can even layer digital sound over acoustic piano; the creative possibilities are endless. Many of Yamaha’s acoustic models can be ordered with TransAcoustic technology installed.

AvantGrands have the most realistic feel of any digital piano. That’s because there is a genuine acoustic piano action inside every one. Get everything you want from an acoustic, and everything you need in a digital — with no strings attached.