Yamaha's popular Baby Grand now with their advanced Silent feature! Practice or play piano anytime you want without giving up a genuine acoustic piano. Simply plug in your headphones and this grand piano is now enjoyed by you alone! It doesn't stop there as you also great other features like using your piano with apps for learning or just having more fun! Record performances, try different tones, play with rhythms and much more!
Fully integrated SILENT Piano system Non-contact Articulation Sensor + Optical Sensor System Key sensor type: Continuous detection electromagnetic inductive Damper pedal sensor type: Continuous detection optical sensor Shift/soft sensor type: On/Off detection optical sensor 12 playable digital voices Binaural CFX and Imperial Concert Grand voices for headphones 480 ensemble voices with 12 Drum Kits 20 rhythm patterns 256-note polyphony Recording formats: Standard MIDI, Audio WAV Supported file formats: Standard MIDI, WAV Compatible storage media: USB Flash Memory (up to 64GB) MIDI connectivity: USB TO HOST, Bluetooth Audio connectivity: USB TO HOST, Stereo audio IN x1 (mini stereo), Bluetooth Headphone connectivity: 1/8” mini stereo x 2 Data connectivity: USB TO DEVICE x 1, UD-WL01 (WiFi) Smart Pianist app compatibility
Both TransAcoustic™ and SILENT pianos feature Yamaha’s newly developed Articulation Sensor System, which accurately interprets how actual pianos respond to the movements of pianists’ fingers, which are relayed from the keys through the action, causing the hammers to strike the strings. With Yamaha’s proprietary algorithm, the system delivers high-precision simulations of the movements of the hammers at the moment they strike the strings, reproducing every piano sound exactly the way the player intended. These sensors are non-contact, so they do not impact the feel of the piano.
SILENT Piano™ SC3
Features convenient volume control, yet maintains gorgeous acoustic piano resonance. Recommended for those who want to enjoy muting functions on a standard Yamaha piano.
Grand pianos feature sensors on the hammers for more accurately detecting and deciphering a wider range of key motion (e.g., slow keystrokes, quick trills) when the hammers actually strike the strings. Like the key sensors, the hammer sensors are non-contact, so they do not impact the touch of the piano.
