Description
Yamaha CF6. Main characteristics:
- Length: 212 cm
- Weight: approx. 409 kg
- Handcrafted in Kakegawa, Japan
- European spruce soundboard
- Sitka spruce keys
- Ivorite™ and ebony key surfaces
- Hand-cast iron frame
- “Tone Collector” system for enhanced projection and resonance
Yamaha CF6. Sound:
The CF6 has a sound clearly oriented toward modern repertoire and projection. Compared to a Steinway D or a Bösendorfer, the Yamaha typically offers:
- Cleaner and more defined attack
- Greater clarity in fast passages
- Very controlled bass
- Bright and precise upper register
- Less harmonic “romanticism” than Steinway
- More transparency and tonal stability
This is why many jazz, contemporary music, and recording pianists prefer it over darker or more complex European pianos, as the Yamaha CF6 is extremely precise.
Where it particularly excels:
- Professional jazz
- Studio recording
- Worship/contemporary music
- Cinematic pop
- Medium-sized recitals
- Conservatories
- Large churches
In studio mixing, it performs exceptionally well because it separates notes very clearly and generates less harmonic mud than other concert grands.
Regarding the touch:
The CF6 action is one of its greatest strengths:
- fast
- consistent
- highly repetitive
- extremely mechanically reliable
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