A new Yamaha C2X in walnut polish sells for over $40,000!  At just $14,500 this Yamaha 5’8” C2 is an incredible value. 

If you are searching for a new or preowned Kawai, Yamaha, Steinway, Boston, Essex, or any other quality piano brand you will want to visit Dave’s Piano Showroom of Tampa Bay. 

With hundreds of new and used pianos to choose from you are certain to find the perfect piano at the lowest possible price! 

Dave assists each guest personally. Within a short period of time, Dave will show you what to look for in a piano, such as torque ratings on the pin block to determine how much tuning life remains, cumulative amount of indentation on the hammers felts to determine how much a piano was played, condition of the strings to ensure the piano was housed in a proper climate overtime, etc.

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This like new baby grand piano with a player system is only $12,500. If you are searching for an affordable option visit Dave’s Piano Showroom of Tampa Bay to view hundreds of new and preowned pianos! Call, email or message Dave to see this and hundreds more new and preowned pianos.

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In addition, Kawai solved for the inevitable, sticky key six decades ago!  Kawai uses a high grade of material which is 50% stronger and resist moisture and swelling 30 times better, then comparable wooden parts, of the 12,000 individual pieces of a piano‘s action.

Simply put, Kawai is the world’s most advanced piano and is considered by those in the note to be Japan’s premier piano.  In one of the most prestigious recent piano competitions, Kawai was selected over Yamaha, by the world‘s most accomplished pianists.

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If you are searching for a new or preowned Steinway, Yamaha, Kawai or Boston you will want to visit Dave’s Piano Showroom of Tampa Bay to few his extensive collection of exquisite instruments.

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There are two Yamaha manufacturing plants which are known for producing Yamaha’s highest quality pianos located in America and Japan. 

New, this Yamaha studio piano would sell for $8000. At just $4995, this is a great opportunity to own a Yamaha produced in a desirable factory. 

If you are shopping for a new or preowned Yamaha, Kawai, Steinway, Boston, Essex, or any other quality Piano visit Dave’s Piano Showroom of Tampa Bay.

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Because Kawai does not build motorcycles, waverunners, outboard motors, band instruments, etc. Kawai is able to concentrate their efforts on improving a piano’s design. 

For over 60 years Kawai has led the industry with their exclusive ABS carbon actions. The material Kawai’s uses in the over 12,000 parts of the piano action is not only 50% stronger than a Yamaha or Steinway action, but additionally, resist moisture and swelling 30 times better; a significant advantage in tropical climates such as Florida. 

A New Kawai GX-2 with a wireless Prodigy II system will cost nearly $60,000. At just $24,995 for this preowned 5’10” parlor grand with an updated wireless system, this is an incredible value! 

Stream music from your iPhone, iPad, or Android device to your piano 24/7, 365 FOR FREE!  Unlike Disklavier, QRS and Spirio which charge heavy fees for the ability to stream, PianoDisc offers this service FREE of charge to all of their present and past customers. 

If you are looking for a quality player, Piano in Tampa Bay, you will want to visit Dave’s Piano Showroom.  Be sure to call prior to your visit as Dave assists each guest personally!

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In 2000, Kawai introduced a hand crafted,  limited production, fewer than 100 per year; Shigeru Kawai. 

New, this limited edition SK-2 grand piano with burlwood accents and custom legs/lyre retails for nearly $100,000. At just $45,000 this is a tremendous opportunity to own a truly exceptional instrument at a fraction of its new cost.  

Shigeru Kawai pianos are directly compared to Steinway, Bechstein, Bluthner, Sauter, Fazioli, Estonia, Steingraeber & Söhne, Grotrian, August Förster, Mason & Hamlin, Petrof, Schimmel and the other world’s leading piano manufacturers. 

If you are searching for a quality new or preowned piano in Tampa Bay, call, text, or email Dave today to schedule your visit. 

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Historically, Yamaha has had a three tier build quality. Their highest series is known as the conservatory series and are exclusively built in Japan. 

Yamaha and Kawai aficionados always insist upon the Japanese made instruments over the Indonesian/Chinese built ones. 

This piano was built in Japan!  

If you are looking for a new or preowned Yamaha, Steinway, Kawai, Boston, Essex baby grand piano visit Dave’s Piano Showroom of Tampa Bay!

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Yamaha now is the most popular brand of piano, as a result of their very successful marketing campaign.  Yamaha placed their pianos in front of the world’s most popular musicians.  Their multi decade, marketing campaign has yielded much fruit.  Now, the US population overwhelmingly chooses Yamaha over any other piano brand. 

With their gain in popularity over the years, Yamaha has increased their prices, cashing in on their wildly successful marketing strategy, to what is presently considered by most to be an astronomical level. 

There is however, a silver lining.  Because new Yamaha pianos are so incredibly expensive, much like a luxury automobile; they depreciate significantly when they enter the secondary market. 

Case in point, take this 5’3” white baby grand piano made in Japan.  New, a Japanese made 5’3” polished white baby grand piano cost nearly $30,000!  This piano is now selling for just $8,500!

If you want to join the masses in flocking to the Yamaha brand, but do not have the stomach to shell out gobs of cash for a new one, then visit Dave’s Piano Showroom of Tampa Bay.  Dave specializes in like new Yamaha, Steinway, and new Kawai Pianos. 

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Kawai has built some of the world’s finest pianos since 1927, in Japan. So impressed with Kawai build quality Steinway chose Kawai to head up their Boston piano building project in 1991. To this day Kawai still assist Steinway in manufacturing their Steinway’s Boston line of pianos.

Kawai is well known for their actions, which lead the industry in innovation. Kawai’s ABS Styran actions resistant moisture, and swelling 30 times better than a comparable wooden action! Sticky keys are a result of moisture in a piano action. Using ABS, eliminates expansion and contraction to a point of being problematic.

If we expose a wooden action to 90 to 100% humidity for a short time, it will swell by roughly 5% in size. In contrast, an ABS action will only swell by .16%. Thus, Kawai’s actions are more than 30 times resistant to swelling then comparable wooden parts!

Additionally, under fracture load analysis we find that an ABS flange breaks at 102.5 pounds. A wooden flange breaks at 61.2 pounds. This results in a 50% stronger material used by Kawai.

There are several other industry leading techniques and materials which Kawai uses in the fabrication of their actions. Kawai uses five action brackets, instead of four (Yamaha uses 4). Kawai’s action bracket is an F type rather than an L type, resulting in more rigidity. Kawai uses a carbon composite blackjack, which is 2.5 times stronger than a wooden jack and never requires lubrication. Kawai uses exclude, aluminum rails and an insuliner strip which locks the flange in place. Kawai uses a machine threaded screw with a washer and lock tight washer, rather than a sheet metal screw, with no washers to secure the flange to the action rail. This is just a few points, which makes Kawai king in the realm of actions.

Visit Dave’s Pianos of Tampa Bay to see a side-by-side comparison of the above mentioned differences between Kawai and Yamaha actions.

If you are considering a Kawai GX-3, GX-5, GX-6, GX-7, Yamaha C3, C5, C6, C7, Yamaha C3X, C5X, C6X, C7X, Steinway model M, B, L, O or A, Boston GP-178, GP-193, GP-212 you will want to audition this piano.

Dave’s Piano Showroom
3231 W Cypress St
Tampa, FL 33607
813-282-0303
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654 Oakfield Dr.
Brandon, FL 33511
813-662-0303
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