The C7 has been the piano of choice by mega-churches, innumerable universities, countless recording studios around the globe, on more pop/jazz stages, and in the homes of serious musicians than virtually any other model and brand of piano. The 7’6” length produces a massive overall tone and a prodigious bass thanks to an incredibly large …
The most popular Yamaha baby grand today, is a Indonesian made 5’ baby grand, model GB1. This piano is criticized by most pianists and reviewers. Most feel the Japanese made GC1 is significantly better for just slightly more. A new DGC1 in spapele mahogany cost nearly $30,000! This 5’3” model at just $14,500 is a …
Out of the nearly 1000 piano makers in the year 1900, in the USA; only 5 or 6 were considered musical standouts. Everyone has heard of Steinway. One of the only American brands that gave Steinway a run for their money was Baldwin. Countless, recording artists, pros, concert pianists, and American socialites considered Baldwin to …
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Both Yamaha and Kawai subscribe to the good, better and best approach to building pianos. Yamaha’s best series of pianos are the C series, now CX series, or also known as the conservatory series. These pianos are exclusively built in Japan and represent Yamaha‘s highest quality available today. A new Yamaha C1X has an …
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If you are in the market for a preowned Yamaha grand piano, it is important to understand precisely what gray market means. In Japan there is no used market. This creates a challenge for what to do with used pianos coming from homes, schools and churches. Since the 1980s American entrepreneurs have collected these pianos …
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In the 1990s Bechstein, the world’s highest rated piano then and now, wanted to construct a la petite size baby grand piano. Because a pianos tone is directly correlated to the surface area of the soundboard and the string length, Bechstein was reluctant to build such a small piano bearing their name. To solve this …
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There are few wood grain pianos I have seen in 25 years, which match the physical beauty of this rare exotic wood finish. New this piano was nearly $25,000. At just $6,500 this is a spectacular opportunity for someone to own a likely “one of a kind” finished baby grand, at a small fraction of …
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In 1927 Koichi Kawai built his first piano. Today, Kawai is still family owned and operated. Kawai does not build motorcycles, JetSkis, outboard motors, or other musical instruments. They are laser focused on building the world’s most advanced piano. In 1992 Steinway & Sons was so impressed with Kawai quality in Japan, Steinway chose them …
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This Yamaha Baby Grand piano was owned by a Clearwater resident just outside of Tampa Bay. The piano’s hammers reflect sub 10 years of play. A new 5’3” Yamaha GC1, Yamaha C1 or C1X will sell for over $20,000 here in Tampa Bay. At just $8900 this Japanese made Yamaha baby grand is an exceptional …
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Like NEW Yamaha Baby Grand Piano – Made in Japan NOT Indonesia (like some new Yamaha pianos) – Only $9,800! The following are instructions that will help you veriy that the Yamaha piano you are considering for purchase was made for the North American market. Google “Yamaha serial number”. The first or second organic listing …
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