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About Yamaha Pianos

Featured from our sold archive

Yamaha C7

Most common makes we have sold

Yamaha

62 sold

Kawai

41 sold

Baldwin

19 sold

Samick

8 sold

Schimmel

5 sold

Charles Walter

4 sold

We've stocked Yamaha pianos. Browse models and current or previously sold instruments below.

Yamaha

Yamaha builds pianos known for consistency, clean engineering, and a modern, precise tone. Their scale design favors clarity and evenness across the keyboard, with soundboards and action parts manufactured to tight tolerances. The action is responsive yet controlled, which is why Yamaha instruments are trusted in teaching studios, conservatories, and concert settings.

Photos from our Yamaha pianos

Yamaha U3A

Yamaha

Yamaha DGC1M4

Yamaha M450

Yamaha U1

Yamaha C7

Yamaha U3

Yamaha C5

Yamaha C3

Yamaha M5J

Yamaha T121

Yamaha M1

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Origins (available or sold)

Hamamatsu, Japan, Japan, Mamatsu Japan

Types (available or sold)

Upright, Grand

Models and origins

Model	Origin	Range
C3	Hamamatsu, Japan	—
C5	Mamatsu Japan	—
C7	Hamamatsu, Japan	—
DGC1M4	—	—
M1	Hamamatsu, Japan	—
M5J	Hamamatsu, Japan	—
M450	—	—
T121	Hamamatsu, Japan	—
U1	Japan	57–69
U3	Hamamatsu, Japan	—
U3A	—	—
—	Hamamatsu, Japan	78