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Yamaha Upright Pianos

Your piano teachers recommend Yamaha upright pianos, your school recommends Yamaha uprights, and so do your friends - what's going on here?
Yamaha have positioned themselves at the forefront of upright and grand piano manufacturing worldwide. The power of the Yamaha brand is difficult to compete against, and practically everywhere you visit in the UK you'll see Yamaha pianos; concert halls, clubs, hotels, shopping centres, restaurants, schools, churches...             


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How good are Yamaha upright pianos?

Yamaha pianos are unique in themselves. Here are the main reasons why people buy Yamaha pianos:

  • immense, controlled power
  • clear sounds
  • bright treble
  • strong bass notes
  • even and responsive action
  • huge variety of colours
  • lots of models to choose from

All this looks great, but why wouldn't I buy a Yamaha upright piano?

Yamaha upright pianos do sound quite bright, they originated from Japan and the Japanese like their pianos to sound on the bright side. A lot of UK musicians prefer the warmer sounding pianos from Germany or Czech Republic.



The cheaper Yamaha upright piano models are made in Indonesia and China. The build quality and sound quality is not as good as the Yamaha pianos assembled in England or the Yamaha pianos made in Japan. If you want to buy a good
quality upright piano then it is recommended to spend at least £2,500. This excludes the Yamaha pianos that are produced in China and Indonesia.

Yamaha Upright Pianos

                                                                   

Yamaha C110A    Price £1699 - includes vat and ground floor delivery

The Yamaha B1 upright piano is one of the best budget model pianos at its Retail Price point.


 

   

Price £2099 - includes vat and ground floor delivery

The Yamaha B2 upright piano is very popular amongst beginners and intermediate players.


   

 

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The Yamaha P114M is a student line upright piano. For a small piano it has a remarkably good tone.


 

  

 

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The Yamaha P114 is a student line upright piano. For a small piano it has a remarkably good tone.


 Yamaha P112N  Price £2649 - includes vat and ground floor delivery

The Yamaha P112N upright piano has become very grown-up compared with its predecessors. It's smooth modern design fits perfectly into any home.

Yamaha P112N


 Yamaha P112NTPrice £2859 - includes vat and ground floor delivery

The Yamaha P112NT is a great acoustic piano to learn on and the quality of sound and action is enough for even the more advanced piano player.

Yamaha P112NT


Yamaha P116NT     Price £2999 - includes vat and ground floor delivery

The P116NT has an astonishing sound potential, which will be hard to be matched by another piano in this class.

Yamaha P116NT


 Yamaha P121NT    Price £3209 - includes vat and ground floor delivery

The Yamaha P121NT upright piano is commonly known as the British version of the U1.

Yamaha P121NT


 Yamaha V114NTPrice £3209 - includes vat and ground floor delivery

The Yamaha V114NT is the smallest of the V series upright pianos. For a small upright acoustic piano, the Yamaha V114NT has a very nice tone and a tremendous bass.

Yamaha V114NT


 Yamaha V118NTII     Price £3419 - includes vat and ground floor delivery

Yamaha V118 upright piano. A pleasant sounding acoustic piano that seems to be a popular height for home use.

Yamaha V118NTII


 Yamaha V124NT     Price £3909 - includes vat and ground floor delivery

Yamaha V124NT upright piano. Superior performance with a European flair.

Yamaha V124NT


 Yamaha PX124NT    Price £3909 - includes vat and ground floor delivery

 Brand new casework design with flowing lines. Superior sound quality.

Yamaha PX124NT


Yamaha PX124NT PEC      Price £3999 - includes vat and ground floor delivery

Same piano as above with the addition of chrome fittings.

Yamaha PX124NT PEC


Yamaha U1      Price £3999 - includes vat and ground floor delivery

The Yamaha U1 upright piano is the most sold acoustic piano in the world. The U1 is popular piano amongst professional players and music teachers.

Yamaha U1


Yamaha U3N      Price £4679 - includes vat and ground floor delivery

Yamaha U3N upright piano. A large acoustic piano that produces power and resonant tone.

Yamaha U3N


Yamaha U3S    Price £4749 - includes vat and ground floor delivery

Yamaha U3S upright piano. A large acoustic piano that produces power and resonant tone.

Yamaha U3S


Yamaha U5      Price £4999 - includes vat and ground floor delivery

Yamaha U5 upright piano. Outside of the handbuilt pianos the Yamaha U5 is the top of the range.

Yamaha U5


 

 

Price £4749 - includes vat and ground floor delivery

Yamaha YUS1


 

 

Price £5449  - includes vat and ground floor delivery

Yamaha YUS3


 

 

Price £5723  - includes vat and ground floor delivery

Yamaha YUS5


Yamaha SU118C      Price £5589 - includes vat and ground floor delivery

 Handcrafted superior quality Yamaha upright piano at the top of the Yamaha range. The Yamaha SU118C is the ideal instrument for the serious piano player.

Yamaha SU118C


Yamaha SU7      Price £9999 - includes vat and ground floor delivery

The new flagship of the SU-series is the SU7. It is the perfect display of timeless craftsmanship and new technical details.

Yamaha SU7



Yamaha Silent Upright Pianos

Yamaha silent pianos are great if you want to plug in headphones. You can play late at night without worrying about neighbours.
The silent system used in Yamaha silent pianos is outstanding and extremely reliable.

 

Yamaha P112NS Silent     Price £3349 - includes vat and ground floor delivery

The P112NS is Yamaha's basic model silent piano.

Yamaha P112NS Silent


Yamaha P112NTS Silent       Price £3559 - includes vat and ground floor delivery

Similar to the above but with a traditional style cabinet.

Yamaha P112NTS Silent


Yamaha P116NTS Silent Price £3909 - includes vat and ground floor delivery

If you need a richer tone, the P116NTS certainly delivers.

Yamaha P116NTS Silent


Yamaha P121NTS Silent      Price £4259 - includes vat and ground floor delivery

 Big sound, a truly great silent piano.

Yamaha P121NTS Silent


Yamaha PX124NT Silent       Price £4679 - includes vat and ground floor delivery

A silent piano for the professionals or top amateurs.

Yamaha PX124NT Silent


Yamaha PX124NT Silent PEC     Price £4799 - includes vat and ground floor delivery

  Same as above with chrome fittings.

Yamaha PX124NT Silent PEC


Yamaha U1 Silent      Price £4959 - includes vat and ground floor delivery

The most popular piano in the world now available in the silent version.

Yamaha U1 Silent


Yamaha U3 Silent     Price £5239 - includes vat and ground floor delivery

 Huge sound and excellent action. At 131cm tall the Yamaha U3 is the tallest silent piano in the range.

 Yamaha U3 Silent


Yamaha Silent Disklavier Upright Piano

 

Yamaha DU1A Silent Disklavier      Price £6999 - includes vat and ground floor delivery

The ultimate Yamaha upright piano. You can plug in headphones like the silent pianos, the DU1A also plays itself and you can also buy disks with any type of music you choose. Ideal for restaurants.

Yamaha DU1A Silent Disklavier

Questions

Any advice on buying second-hand Yamahas? The only new piano I liked (a lot) was the Yamaha U3 but this is possibly out of my price range. New U1s, P121s sounded very loud/bright/harsh. I know that pianos can be voiced.....but CWP did not have any examples of this in store.
 
My only remaining doubt is that this second-hand piano is 20 years older than a new one and could therefore last potentially 20 years less than a new one - it did sound very nice though. It has a 1 year guarantee.
 
Regards,
David

Reply/ Hi David

All modern Yamaha pianos are very bright. For something a bit more mellow you might like to try out a Petrof, Klima or Bohemia.

These pianos are made in the Czech Republic and have a warm, European sound.

The 20 year old Yamaha should be OK. 20 years is nothing for a piano and will last another 40-60 years as long as it is tuned regularly and kept in a room with a constant temperature (not too hot!).

Regards,
Graham Howard
UK Pianos


Other Yamaha Pianos

Yamaha Grand Pianos
Yamaha Clavinova

 

Previous Model Yamaha Upright Pianos

Yamaha C110A
Yamaha C109
Yamaha C113T

 

 




 

 

 

 

 



 


 

 

 

 





 

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