Yamaha Digital Pianos

126 Items
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Yamaha P145BT Portable Digital Piano
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Yamaha P225 Portable Digital Piano Black
Yamaha CLP825B Clavinova Digital Piano Black Walnut
£1,165.00
Yamaha CLP825 Clavinova Digital Piano Rosewood
£1,198.00
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Yamaha CLP845 Clavinova Digital Piano Black Walnut
£1,939.00
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Yamaha CLP835 Clavinova Digital Piano Black Walnut
£1,469.00
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Yamaha P223 Portable Digital Piano Black
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Yamaha P225 Digital Piano White
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Yamaha CLP835 Clavinova Digital Piano Rosewood
£1,469.00
Yamaha CLP825 Clavinova Digital Piano Polished Ebony
£1,250.00
Yamaha P525 Portable Digital Piano Black
£1,373.00
Yamaha CLP825 Clavinova Digital Piano White Satin
£1,134.00
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Yamaha DGX670 Digital Piano Black
Yamaha CLP845 Clavinova Digital Piano Polished Ebony
£2,056.00
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Yamaha CLP835 Clavinova Digital Piano Polished Ebony
£1,787.00
Yamaha CLP845 Clavinova Digital Piano Rosewood
£1,939.00
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Yamaha CLP845 Clavinova Digital Piano White Satin
£1,898.00
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Yamaha DGX670 Digital Piano White
Yamaha CLP835 Clavinova Digital Piano White Satin
£1,493.00
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Yamaha CLP885B Clavinova Digital Piano Black Walnut
£4,380.00
Yamaha NU1XA Avantgrand Advanced Hybrid Piano Polished Ebony
£5,189.00
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Yamaha CLP835 Clavinova Digital Piano White Birch
£1,513.00
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Yamaha CLP885PE Clavinova Digital Piano Polished Ebony
£4,800.00

Prefer to try in person?

Visit one of our specialist showrooms to see, hear and compare a wide range of pianos with help from our friendly team.

Music Tuition

Whether you are just starting out or building confidence, our friendly tutors offer one-to-one lessons in a welcoming setting for all ages and abilities.

Discover the expressive sound and cutting-edge technology of Yamaha digital pianos, including the latest Clavinova CLP, CVP, and YDP ranges. Powered by advanced sound engines, realistic key actions, and immersive features like Virtual Resonance Modeling, Bluetooth connectivity, and smart learning tools, Yamaha pianos deliver an authentic playing experience for beginners through to professionals. Whether practising at home or performing on stage, Yamaha combines innovation, premium craftsmanship, and rich tonal character to inspire every performance.

Please find some useful information in our Yamaha Digital Piano FAQs:


Are Yamaha digital pianos good?

Yamaha digital pianos have been synonymous with high-quality, feature-packed digital pianos for decades. Since their inception, Yamaha has produced meticulously designed digital pianos with the help of professional musicians, to ensure that they are equipped with the features and functions that serious piano players require; and also to ensure that the soundstage and audio output of Yamaha’s digital pianos are second to none. Yamaha digital pianos boast versatility which allows them to be the perfect first instrument for beginners, as well as powerful enough to be used by professional piano players and bands looking for a superb-sounding digital piano.


Which is the best Yamaha digital piano?

Yamaha digital pianos are suitable for players of any skill set, though deciding which the best one is for you very much depends on your specific needs and budget. If you’re looking to get started with playing the piano but are either unsure of committing too much money or have a tighter budget, you may want to consider the NP32 or P45 ranges. These compact yet powerful pianos are among our best sellers and easy to get to grips with, so an excellent choice for beginner players. The Clavinova series, such as the CLP and CVP digital piano ranges may take up a little more budget however they are fantastic options for players of all skill levels. They feature sleek cabinet designs and CLP models such as the CLP45 incorporate the new GrandTouch-S key action, delivering a balanced and responsive playing experience that beginner and experienced players alike will appreciate. 


How long will a Yamaha digital piano last?

Yamaha products are exceptionally well made though specifically how long your instrument will last often depends on the condition in which you keep it. To help preserve the condition of your piano, regular cleaning of the instrument is always recommended to avoid build-ups of dust and grime which can impact its playability and to ensure your piano is kept in a cool, dry place whenever possible to avoid exposing it to direct sunlight or humidity. With regular care and attention, you can expect a digital piano to last for many years. 


How do I clean Yamaha digital piano keys?

To effectively clean the keys on your Yamaha digital piano it is advisable to wipe them regularly with a soft, dry cloth to remove any instances of dust. Ensuring this is done on a regular basis will help to avoid thicker build ups that may occur over time which are much harder to clean. If there are any instances of dirt on the keys that can not be removed with a dry cloth, it is best to use a cloth dipped in a mild solution of soap and water to remove the stains however ensure that the cloth is wrung out well and is not soaking wet as water that drips through the keyboard may cause long term damage to the instrument. Equally as important is the prevention of dirt on your piano in the first place by keeping any liquid far away from the piano at all times to avoid spillages, washing your hands before playing and keeping the piano covered when not in use to avoid the accumulation of dust in between uses.


Kickstart Your Own Piano Education With Rimmers Music’s Music Schools

Here at Rimmers Music, we’re proud to offer our music schools programme, which is headed by certified Rimmers Music teachers; with a plethora of experience across a variety of the most common instruments. If you’re struggling to find the ideal tuition, then we invite you to make the most of the 30 FREE music lessons which are offered as part of all digital piano purchases from Rimmers Music. 

Our Showrooms

Common Questions

Do you have physical stores as well as an online shop?

Yes, Rimmers Music operates several piano showrooms across the UK, alongside our online shop which delivers all over the UK. 

What instruments do you stock in your stores?

Our physical stores stock a huge range of acoustic and digital pianos. We also hold some keyboard stock, but keyboards are not displayed on the shop floor, so if there’s a specific model you’d like to view, please get in touch in advance.

Do all stores offer the same range of pianos?

Each store’s display varies. Some locations have a larger selection of acoustic pianos, while others feature more digital piano models. For keyboards or a particular piano you’d like to try, please contact the store beforehand so we can check availability. In most cases, we can arrange to get the product you want to see to the relevant store.

Do you offer music lessons?

Yes, several of our locations include a music school offering lessons in various instruments. Availability may vary depending on the branch, so it’s best to enquire directly with your chosen store.

Do you offer finance or payment plans?

Yes, we provide 0% interest-free credit and a range of finance options on qualifying purchases. We also offer interest baring finance on other models. These can be arranged both online and in-store.

What if I cannot find my nearest store listed?

If your area isn’t shown, you can still shop with us online, we deliver across the UK, including major cities and surrounding areas such as:London, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Leeds, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Newcastle, Bristol, Cardiff, Nottingham, Leicester, Sheffield, Southampton, Portsmouth, and most other UK regions.Our store list is updated regularly, and our team is always available to help with piano enquiries by phone or email.

How can I get help or advice before buying a piano?

Our store teams are piano specialists and are happy to offer guidance. Whether you’re looking for a first instrument or something more advanced, you can visit a showroom or contact us by phone or email for personalised advice. If you’d like to view a specific model, please get in touch so we can ensure it’s available.

Common Questions

Do you have physical stores as well as an online shop?

Yes, Rimmers Music operates several piano showrooms across the UK, alongside our online shop which delivers all over the UK. 

What instruments do you stock in your stores?

Our physical stores stock a huge range of acoustic and digital pianos. We also hold some keyboard stock, but keyboards are not displayed on the shop floor, so if there’s a specific model you’d like to view, please get in touch in advance.

Do all stores offer the same range of pianos?

Each store’s display varies. Some locations have a larger selection of acoustic pianos, while others feature more digital piano models. For keyboards or a particular piano you’d like to try, please contact the store beforehand so we can check availability. In most cases, we can arrange to get the product you want to see to the relevant store.

Do you offer music lessons?

Yes, several of our locations include a music school offering lessons in various instruments. Availability may vary depending on the branch, so it’s best to enquire directly with your chosen store.

Do you offer finance or payment plans?

Yes, we provide 0% interest-free credit and a range of finance options on qualifying purchases. We also offer interest baring finance on other models. These can be arranged both online and in-store.

What if I cannot find my nearest store listed?

If your area isn’t shown, you can still shop with us online, we deliver across the UK, including major cities and surrounding areas such as:London, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Leeds, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Newcastle, Bristol, Cardiff, Nottingham, Leicester, Sheffield, Southampton, Portsmouth, and most other UK regions.Our store list is updated regularly, and our team is always available to help with piano enquiries by phone or email.

How can I get help or advice before buying a piano?

Our store teams are piano specialists and are happy to offer guidance. Whether you’re looking for a first instrument or something more advanced, you can visit a showroom or contact us by phone or email for personalised advice. If you’d like to view a specific model, please get in touch so we can ensure it’s available.

Our Showrooms