In Yamaha’s line up, there is no more popular model than the GB1. Its sleek looks, compact size and crisp tone make it the perfect choice for many Tampa Bay piano shoppers. These typically sell for upwards of $18,000! At just $10,900 this is a terrific opportunity to own a flawless piano while saving thousands! If …
A new Japanese made 5’3” Yamaha baby grand piano in polished walnut sells for nearly $30,000. At just 1/3 of the new price this absolute pristine instrument is an incredible value! All piano depreciate heavily, the moment the first owner receives delivery. Buying a like new preowned piano helps guard against tremendous loss, like that …
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Kawai has been producing pianos in Japan for nearly 100 years. They are also the official builder for Steinway & Sons. In the late 1980s it is believed Steinway saw Yamaha increased popularity and looked to leverage the know how of Kawai to build a new piano brand at scale, something Steinway was unable to do …
There are only three legacy brands; Yamaha, Kawai and Steinway. From the turn of the century through the 1980s, Steinway ruled the roost. With the advent of the internet, then social media, Yamaha and Kawai were able to gain prominence in the marketplace. Today, it is very clear; Yamaha’s plan to place their pianos in …
If you are looking for an affordable Yamaha baby grand piano, Kawai baby grand piano or Steinway baby grand piano, this may be an excellent alternative. Visit Dave’s Piano Showroom of Tampa Bay to view this and hundreds more quality pianos! Young Chang has been a major producer of pianos since 1956. In the 1980 – …
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Yamaha has been building pianos since the 1800s. In fact, if you look closely at the Yamaha logo on any boat motor, motorcycle, or band instrument you will discover trisecting tuning forks. A piano tuner uses a tuning fork to obtain the starting pitch in the piano tuning process. From pianos, Yamaha branched off into …
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In the 1990s and early 2000s Samick pianos ruled the roost. Samick was the world’s largest piano manufacturer, only edged out for the top spot in recent years by Pearl River pianos. Samick is the founder of the European hybrid piano movement (EHP). EHP combine a top notch piano designer, high density of European components …
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If you look at Yamaha’s logo it is 3 tuning forks, which are used when tuning a piano. That is because it all started with pianos in 1887. Fast forward nearly 140 years later and Yamaha is clearly the piano brand of choice by the masses. In the last 25 years Yamaha has been able …
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Yamaha is known and liked for their bright sharp tone. They hardens their hammers to achieve this crisp ear-piercing tone. The reason Yamaha likely does this is so that their piano’s tone are capable of cutting through other instruments and amplified vocals. In a home setting, especially when the floor is hardwood, travertine, marble, tile, …
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Steinway pianos used to be the sought after piano pre 1990s. Now virtually only the dwindling boomer population seek out Steinway. Gen X, Y, Z and soon Alpha are essentially programmed to seek out Yamaha product. When the internet and especially, social media became popular in the late 90s, early 2000s, Yamaha smartly ramped up …
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