Classenti Digital Pianos 

"Great Sounding Digital Pianos With Realistic Touch. Choose From 3 Models"...

             CDP1                                   CDP2                                    CDP3

               
The first model in the range.      High resolution sound chip.    "Looks, sounds and feels like a
Compact, lightweight. Great for   Truly wonderful sound and     real piano." If you can't afford a
all playing levels. Read more...  superb touch. Read more...   an upright, this is next best. Read more...            

Classenti digital pianos are designed for what most players really need; great sound and authentic touch. They (and I) firmly believe that you don't need all the unnecessary instrumental voices ('bells and whistles') that most manufacturers add to increase the perceived value of the piano... And of course the price!

... And to make matters worse, you usually pay a LOT extra for this.

You've probably seen it many times... children sitting at a digital piano, playing around with all the different buttons, eyes following the flashing lights INSTEAD OF PRACTICING!

Don't you think it's much better to pay LESS for fewer instrumental voices?

If you bought a typical digital piano with lots of instrumental voices and effects, you would probably spend a half an hour or so experimenting. When you start having piano lessons, you'll find that you only want a few of these sounds - usually piano (of course), organ, strings, vibraphone and harpsichord. The rest are rarely used ever again. You've paid for these features. This is a waste of money.

Classenti are all about adding real value to their pianos. Their German technicians spend most of the time developing the sound quality, the authenticity of touch and the cabinet design. "Who really cares what the third variation of the Mongolian nose flute sounds like?" Just kidding, but you get my point.

With Classenti digital pianos you get a superb, warm grand piano sound, a smooth realistic touch, a beautiful looking compact cabinet, and, of course, a lower price. These pianos are a real joy to play and will help you or your children progress at a much faster rate.

"When you're learning, the most important thing you need from a digital piano is a realistic touch. The second most important thing is a great sound. Everything else is not really important." Graham Howard, UK Pianos Editor.

If you've got any questions about Classenti digital pianos, or any other make, you can send an email to: grahamhowardukpianos.co.uk. I'll do my best to reply to you the same day. Or, in any case, within 24 hours.

 Reasons To Buy A Classenti Digital Piano:

 Superb, authentic piano touch (just like the real thing)

 Stunning sound (your neighbours will think you own a grand piano!)

 Simple to use

 88 Fully weighted, touch sensitive keys - just like a real upright or grand piano

 Graded hammer action (replicates a real piano. The keys are heavy in the bass and get lighter as you go up)

 Limited instrument voices (only the most important ones). Beginners can be distracted by all the 'gimmicks' most digital pianos have

 Beautiful and compact cabinet with curved edges. Takes up less space than most digital pianos

 Three pedals that function the same way as a grand piano

 Headphone connections x 2. You can thrash away in the middle of the night without disturbing your family or your neighbours

 Classenti digital pianos will take you up to grade 7 or 8. Grade 8 is the highest piano exam you can take

 And a whole lot more. Read the individual specifications for the rest

 Classenti digital pianos never need tuning or maintenance

 5 Year Warranty (Any faults will be repaired in your home or the piano collected and replaced)

 60 Days Returns Guarantee

Check out the new models and prices here: Classenti CDP1, Classenti CDP2, Classenti CDP3.

Find out more by calling Graham Howard on 020 8367 2080 or by sending an email to grahamhowardukpianos.co.uk.

What Our Customers Say...

"I am extremely pleased with it" "Hi Graham, Thanks very much for the speedy delivery. The piano arrived safely this morning and didn't take long to assemble with the help of my neighbour!   I am extremely pleased with it." Many thanks, Daryll Little (Ms.), Llanelli, Wales

"My son Mark is very pleased so far with the piano's performance" Dear Graham   "Excellent service! You were kind enough to telephone on the Monday, the piano arrived at nine o'clock the following morning, as promised. My son Mark is very pleased so far with the piano's performance.  Assembly was easy, so we expect to find it equally straightforward if we need to dismantle it! End result? Happy and impressed customer."   David Stevens, Canterbury, UK

Hi Graham

Thank you for all your help below and when we spoke on the phone.  I have to say, we have bought a digital keyboard and have already started learning thanks to your initial free lessons.  I think with such an important and expensive purchase it’s also important to actually ‘see’ the item whatever it is, and there was little opportunity to see a Classenti in Fife! 

Your website provided invaluable advice and information in helping us to make not only our digital piano purchase, but also helped to confirm our decision that it is never too late to learn!

Once again, thank you for your advice, and if you wish to post this to your site, please do.

As a family, 2/3 of us are hoping to learn and perhaps we will keep you up to date with our progress.

Kind Regards

Susie Taylor, Fife

I have resolved to take piano lessons in 2008.  I would also like to expose my two young children to a musical environment at home.

A Classenti electronic piano sounds like an affordable solution.

Do you have any info on

Models?
Cost?
Availability?

Edward Halleron

Reply/

The first Classenti digital pianos are expected in around the end of January 2008. We will be selling them for at least 30% off retail price. This means that they will be between £500 and £600.

I cannot say at the moment if there will be availability, there has been an awful lot of interest in them.

Regards,
Graham Howard

i'm looking to purchase a good, but very basic digital piano but was hoping to grab one second hand for under £200.  is there anything in the classenti range?  do you have any information on it?  brochures etc?
 
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
 
paul jones

Reply/ Hi Paul

The Classenti digital pianos will be around the £500 to £600
price range.

There isn't a piano on the market for under £600 that is
anywhere near as good.

My advice is not to buy a secondhand piano. Digital pianos
can go wrong after a few years of playing and fixing them
costs a small fortune.

I appreciate your budget is £200, but it's best to buy a new
piano with a guarantee. Classenti offer 5 years.

I'll let you know the exact price of the pianos when they
have arrived in the UK. They are expected around the 
middle of February 2008.

Yours Pianistically,
Graham Howard
UK Pianos

Dear Mr Howard

I have just read your comment on the internet concerning the

Classenti digital piano where you say that you would recommend this

particularly for beginners. At what point is a person no longer regarded

as a beginner? I am about to purchase a digital piano for my daughters

who have been having lessons for a few years but who have yet to do any

grades and I am anxious to purchase something which would stand them in

good stead for at least five years or so. I am limited by space and to

some extent, budget and so I was wondering if this would be a good buy?

Many thanks

Leigh-Anne van Graan

Reply/ Hi Leigh-Anne

The Classenti digital pianos are not ONLY for beginners.

They are IDEAL for beginners mainly because of the following:

Fully weighted touch (like a real piano)

Incredibly realistic piano sounds

Limited fancy features (bells and whistles)

The Classenti pianos are good enough to take your

daughters through to the highest piano exam (grade 8).

In other words, these pianos are for players of any standard...

Just even more attractive for beginners because they will

benefit most by learning to play on a piano like this.

Yours pianistically,

Graham Howard

Hi Graham

Would you have any info on Northern Ireland dealers for this new brand?  I am a classically trained pianist with a music degree but haven't played for 10 years or so (bold girl!) so am on the hunt for a good digital piano to start again. Space and price mean then an acoustic is not a feasible choice at the moment, but I also dont want to spend too much on a digital as an acoustic will be the ulitmate goal at some stage. Roland seems the best, the Yamahas are a bit spongy for my liking, and as the RP101 has PHA II and is cheaper than the HP201 (which does not seem to have PHA II) I am leaning in that direction. However the Classenti also look like good prices (the CDP3 PE also looks really nice for a digital piano!) but i would obviously like to try before i consider that. If there are no dealer in NI, I am in Liverpool quite regularly, so perhaps there are dealers over there?
 
Any advice would be welcomed.
Catherine

Reply/ If you are ever down in London, you are welcome to come
and try the CDP3 in our warehouse. We also have several
in our music school along with other makes, so you can compare.

Hi Sharon

The advanced model Classentis have the same mechanism as the basic
models; the differences being mostly additional instrumental voices,
rhythms and other features.

I know beginners only get distracted by these sounds and are
better off with a decent piano touch and sound.

Most (if not all) the starter digital pianos I've seen have a
pretty poor touch and sound. To increase the perceived value,
manufacturers add lots of buttons, lights and features that you
will never make use of.

With the Classenti digital pianos, you are paying for the realistic
sound and touch -- not the features.

There will be some instrumental voices on the Classenti though.
Probably the most popular: organ, harpsichord, vibraphone etc.

I will get everything on the website just as soon as the pianos
arrive in the UK. I will let you know when the information has
been added.

Regards,
Graham Howard
UK Pianos

Do you have any more information on the 'Classenti' digital piano please?

I'd like to learn to play the piano but I don't want to spend more than £400 "all in".

Would this piano be in that category?

My friend has just bought a Kawai CL20 for £250 second hand which has a really nice sound. If I could repeat his good fortune I think I would!

Many thanks for your time, Gareth Perch

Hi Gareth

The Classenti digital piano price (as far as I could find out) will be sold around the £500-£600 price range.

I have personally tested this piano and I am totally convinced it will take the piano market by storm almost as soon as it arrives...

... this is because the quality is superb (5 year warranty to back it up).

I have never heard a digital piano in the lower price bracket  sound and feel so realistic.

Quite frankly, after hearing this piano, I don't know why they are being sold so much below the price they are worth? Or could it be that Yamaha, Roland or Kawai digital pianos are being sold at a price so much above what they are worth? (Probably you are paying more for the BIG brand name)?

I love these pianos and strongly believe that everyone learning to play piano should have a Classenti digital...

The Classenti piano's touch is just right, and learning to play on a decent instrument will pay off ten-fold later in life.

The problem with most digital pianos is that their touch is too light and un-realistic, and their sound is much too bright.

With the Classenti digital piano, the transition to an upright or grand piano is easy, not a struggle. This is how it should be!

Regards,
Graham Howard
UK Pianos

P.S. The Kawai CL20 is an OK piano, but I'm sure you will enjoy playing the Classenti much more.

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