Most affordable Yamaha pianos; are made in Indonesia, such as the popular B1, B2, B3, and GB1. Japanese and American made Yamaha‘s are considered by those in the know to be superior to the current Indonesian models. Before Yamaha left the United States to build affordable models in China and Indonesia, they had a manufacturing …
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Yamaha pianos are the most popular pianos today. Their cult following is not only limited to pop, jazz, and blues pianists. Ask any random person on the street what piano brand they have seen and they will inevitably reply Yamaha. Putting a product in the hands of celebrities, athletes and musicians is a well-known, incredibly …
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A new handmade Charles Walter cost nearly $20,000. At only $7,990 this new one is an incredible value. According to The Piano Book by Larry Fine, the Charles Walter console piano is superior to Steinway and Yamaha. Both of these legacy brands fail to build a “musical standout” in the 43-45” segment. However, CW achieves …
Perform an on-line search, as to what upright piano should one consider for purchase, the Yamaha U1 and the Kawai K300 will inevitably populate at the top of the results. Both the Kawai K300 and Yamaha U1 are considered pro series vertical pianos. The delineation between non-pro series pianos refers to more or less just …
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In the 1990s there were essentially six major piano brands that built 90% of the pianos in the world. Those brands were Steinway, Baldwin, Yamaha, Kawai, Young Chang, and Samick. Samick throughout the decade of the 90s and the early 2000s was the world’s largest maker of pianos. Samick is still one of the biggest …
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