Launched in 2005, this instrument became Clavia's flagship, packing a synthesizer, organ, and a lineup of acoustic and electric pianos into one portable powerhouse that swept the MIPA Best Stage Piano award three years running.
Its core shines through dedicated sections: the organ delivers full-polyphony B3 tonewheel, Vox Continental, and Farfisa models via nine digitally controlled drawbars, with percussion, vibrato/chorus, and two-part multitimbrality. The piano library offers two grands, two uprights, three Rhodes variants, Wurlitzer A200, Clavinet D6, and CP-80 with 40-60 voices, four velocity curves, and clavinet EQ—split zones and level controls keep layering intuitive. The synth section blends sample-based, FM, and wavetable sounds with lowpass filtering, dual envelopes, and one LFO, enhanced by morphing across three sources. Hands-on controls include a wooden pitch stick, modulation wheel, master level, and 21 program locations with live buffers; effects cover ring mod, tremolo, wah, flangers, phasers, choruses, delay (with tap-tempo), rotary sim, overdrive, and 3-band EQ. The medium hammer-action keybed feels expressive, paired with a clean red panel and 18.5kg frame for stage reliability, plus MIDI DIN in/out/thru and USB.
Players have long praised its realistic electric piano depth and organ drawbar response for live gigs, though the 128MB piano memory feels limited by today's standards—still a vintage gem for essential, timeless tones.
