According to Bob Andrews, piano consultant and education coordinator for Cascade Piano in Portland, OR, the new features of the CVP100 series have helped increase his store's Clavinova sales by 15 to 18 percent. He recently discussed the interactive features most appealing to prospective buyers, starting with the microphone input. You can turn the piano sound off and sing a cappella into the microphone. Or, you can have an entire choir harmonizing behind you, singing full part harmony. By displaying song lyrics from karaoke disks on the store's TV monitor, anyone can sing along, even salespeople and customers who aren't trained musicians.
People tend to be intimidated with new things.
It's a great package of the most popular features with excellent tone quality.