The 7’6” length produces a massive overall tone and a prodigious bass thanks to an incredibly large soundboard and long string length. In fact, most schools, churches, recording studios, and performance stages choose the 7’6” C7 and feel it is more than sufficient, overlooking the standard 9’ concert grand, which is typically used in these applications.

Dave’s Piano Showroom of Tampa Bay specializes in like new Yamaha baby grand, grand, semi concert grand, and concert grand pianos. As always DPS only deals in non-gray market Yamaha pianos. Gray market Yamaha pianos are ones built for the Japanese market, not the US market. These pianos receive NO part or service support from Yamaha!

A new Yamaha C7X is over $85,000! This 7’6” Yamaha semi-concert grand is only $18,900! Call Dave to schedule your visit and audition this and hundreds of other quality instruments.

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Since 1927 Kawai has built some of the world’s finest pianos in Hamamatsu, Japan.  Unlike Steinway which has changed ownership hands multiple times over the years, Kawai is family owned and operated  nearly 100 years later!

Kawai is laser focused, perfecting the art of piano making. Kawai does not build outboard motors for boats, trumpets or motorcycles.  They are a high end piano maker.  Kawai’s build quality is so good, Steinway chose them to build their Boston series line in 1992.

Kawai’s action is considered to be the world’s most advance action by technicians and piano experts around the world. Kawai has systematically replaced the 8000 parts which for hundreds of years have been constructed of wood, to modern materials such as ABS Carbon, which are much stronger and virtually impervious to fluctuations, due to temperature change.  This action is referred to as the Millennium III movement.

Note:  While Kawai has agreed to build the Boston piano for Steinway; Kawai only uses their most advance Millennium III action in pianos which bear the Kawai family name.

If you are considering a Yamaha, Steinway or Boston baby grand or grand piano you owe it to yourself to audition the Kawai brand; what is considered by those in the know to be the superior production caliber piano on the market today.  If you are in Tampa, Clearwater, St. Pete or anywhere in Florida it is worth the drive to see this fine instrument!

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