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Whether it’s a passion for music or motors, Yamaha is a name familiar to most.
Laying claim to an impressive number of Grand Prix victories and with a host of famous musicians favouring their pianos (Elton John, Alica Keys and Chris Martin, for starters), there’s clearly something to be said for a Yamaha creation.
Keen to know if – celebrity endorsements aside – a Yamaha piano is worth the investment?
Let’s take a look.
Whether it’s a passion for music or motors, Yamaha is a name familiar to most.
Laying claim to an impressive number of Grand Prix victories and with a host of famous musicians favouring their pianos (Elton John, Alica Keys and Chris Martin, for starters), there’s clearly something to be said for a Yamaha creation.
Keen to know if – celebrity endorsements aside – a Yamaha piano is worth the investment?
Let’s take a look.
Why are Yamaha pianos so popular?
#1- Backed by years of research
On the scene for more than 130 years, this is a brand that has stood the test of time.
It was pianos – not motorbikes – where the original passion began, with the first Yamaha piano created by Japanese founder Torakusu Yamaha, back in 1890.
With a driving philosophy of passion and performance, it’s a commitment to innovation, creativity and the endless pursuit of excellence, that has led to this brand producing some of the most acclaimed pianos in the world.
#2 – Renowned for quality
You don’t get to be a household name like Yamaha without producing a great product range.
Sought after for quality craftsmanship, responsive touch and excellent sound, these are instruments designed to perform.
#3 – Affordable
Due to their popularity, you’d be forgiven for presuming all Yamaha pianos come with an eye watering price tag – but they don’t!
Whatever your budget, there’s a Yamaha to match.
As a rough guide, you can usually expect a mid-range upright Yamaha piano to cost in the region of £9,000. Understandably, prices for their grand pianos do increase. The popular CX Series typically starts from £20,000, but this is still a competitive price for a high-quality grand.
#4 – Hold their value
Regardless of where in the range you buy, a positive point about Yamaha pianos is their ability to hold value.
As a trusted manufacturer, you can expect a more favourable price should you come to sell compared to other lesser-known brands.
#5 – Choice
The really great thing about the Yamaha collection? There’s something for everyone.
Whether it’s a traditional acoustic Yamaha in a classic grand or upright form, the advancement of their hybrid pianos such as the distinguished Disklavier, or the capabilities of the Silent and TransAcoustic collections that attract you, beginners and accomplished musicians alike rely on the quality of Yamaha. Beginners and accomplished musicians alike, rely on the quality of Yamaha.
With an expansive range both in terms of capabilities and price points, this is a brand that prides itself on being accessible to all.
Find your perfect Yamaha
With an impressive collection of both new and pre-owned yamaha pianos for sale, and all at hugely competitive prices, the best place to start your search is with Richard Lawson Pianos.
As a trusted provider, not only can you arrange an appointment to visit their expansive showroom and try out different Yamahas for yourself, but you can rely on their knowledgeable team to offer expert help and guidance. They won’t rest until you find the perfect Yamaha match for your playing needs and budget – although with so much choice, we doubt it will take long!
