The 48” Yamaha U1 has been a studio upright piano leader for many years with the Yamaha U3 being very close in popularity. The Kawai K400’s all-new design will undoubtedly dethrone all other Japanese studio models. The K400 is based on Kawai’s award-winning K300 model with several enhancements. Separation – the failure in the U1 …
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Baldwin pianos were the only American piano manufacturer to come close to rivaling the popularity of a Steinway piano. From the turn of the century to the 1990s Baldwin was the piano of choice by innumerable pop, jazz, and classical pianists. Baldwin pianos were handmade in America! Like Steinway, a Baldwin piano was meticulously constructed …
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The Yamaha B1 is one of the most popular vertical pianos made by Yamaha. This is likely in part, due to the fact that the B1 is Yamaha’s least expensive model. It is well known in the technical piano community Yamahas which are built in Indonesia, such as the Yamaha B1, B2 and B3 are …
Since 1927 Kawai has built some of the world’s finest pianos, in Japan. Kawai is the same family-owned and operated company nearly 100 years after its founding! Not even Steinway can make this amazing claim. Speaking of Steinway, Kawai agreed to build the Boston series for Steinway in the early 1990s. Some experts say this …
In 1927 Koichi Kawai designed his first grand piano. That model measured 5’10” in length. From 1927 to 2015 Kawai’s 5’10” RX-2 parlor grand remained one of their top selling, most sought after models. The RX series featured several major design breakthroughs, decades in the making. For nearly 60 years, Kawai has perfected the art …
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Yamaha pianos have quickly become the world’s most popular piano, in the last 25 years. YouTube and social media has solidified their position as top dog in the zeitgeist of the American buying public. Yamaha‘s “let’s build everything under the sun” approach, such as outboard motors for boats, motorcycles, band instruments, waverunners, etc. has catapulted …
Most parents perform a quick Google search and start hunting for a Yamaha U1 studio piano. The Yamaha U1 is designed for professional use. A beginner to intermediate student simply does not need a $12,000 pro-series studio model. Keep in mind, when you purchase a new or preowned piano from Dave’s Piano Showroom of …
The Yamaha U1 48” upright is the studio of choice by countless pianists, piano teachers, institutions, and churches. The soundboard and string length are roughly equivalent to a 6’ grand piano! This instrument is outfitted with the TansAcoustic feature! Record and playback your music or play silently with headphones! Click on the following link to …
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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 …
Do not spend $12,000 – $15,000 on a new Indonesian built, Yamaha 5’ GB1 baby grand piano! Not only do 5’ baby grand pianos sound lack luster in the middle/upper registers, and have a tubby bass, as a result of short strings and small soundboards; the GB1, 5’ Yamaha baby grand does not even …
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