Through Oct 15
Free Houston-area ground-floor delivery
Complimentary Houston-area ground-floor delivery on select in-stock pianos through October 15. Visit the showroom by appointment and find the piano that fits your home.
Yamaha M450
This 2004 Yamaha M450 is a 44-inch console upright built at Yamaha’s American factory in Thomaston, Georgia. It was designed for the home market, combining Yamaha’s dependable action and scale design with a traditional cherry cabinet. At 44 inches tall, the M450 provides more string length and soundboard area than a smaller spinet while remaining compact enough for most homes. Its full-size upright action also makes it a practical choice for students developing their technique. This is a straightforward, attractive American-built Yamaha for someone wanting a dependable acoustic piano with traditional furniture styling rather than a polished-black cabinet. It is ready to play and is covered by our three-year guarantee.
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Technical Details
- Casework
- Cherry
- Style
- Upright
- Size
- 44
- Guarantee
- 3 year g'tee
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1702 Laverne St., Houston, TX 77004
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