Yamaha C5 - moosers's review
The Yamaha C5 is a grand piano that sounds and plays great under all circumstances. We have one of these in the studio where I work, and it definitely sees quite a bit of use. I've used a number of…
Yamaha G2 - moosers's review
The Yamaha G2 is an acoustic grand piano with a big sound and great overall feel. My experience with the G2 is in the recording studio only. I was the engineer on the session and not the player, al…
Yamaha C7 - moosers's review
The Yamaha C7 is an acoustic grand piano that I have recorded in a professional recording studio environment. Yamaha is the largest musical instrument manufacturer in the world, and they've got over…
Yamaha C3 - moosers's review
The Yamaha C3 is a grand acoustic piano that has all the modern features and design that a great acoustic piano should. It has 88 keys, three pedals, and is quite large in size overall. I have used…
Yamaha A1 - moosers's review
The Yamaha A1 is a high end acoustic piano brought to you by the largest musical instruments manufacturer in the world. Across the board, the Yamaha A1 is a great acoustic piano. It not only has a …
Yamaha U5 Professional - moosers's review
The Yamaha U5 Professional is an upright acoustic piano that has a reputation of being one of the best upright pianos available. Yamaha is the world leader when it comes to making musical instruments…
Yamaha GB1 - moosers's review
I've been using the Yamaha GB-1 acoustic grand piano for about four years. This is one of the low end models made by Yamaha in terms of acoustic pianos, but don't be fooled - this is a great sounding…
Yamaha C3 Studio - moi, Digital Thinker's review
translatedIn my opinion, it must be honnte: C3 studios are valid in any case the C3 "normal". They are much cheaper, but is rpercute normment on the quality of the wood: they are pianos that in twenty years…
Yamaha U1 - Phil62's review
translatedMy 25 years U1 Trs beautiful piece, very strong. Beautiful sounds, good supply of puisance. Maybe a touch a little hard (especially cold or tired) Good quality price With the experience and…
Yamaha C6 - Granados's review
translatedI bought this piano in 2001, right before I had a Pleyel. Submitted it the advantage of being both a piano works and piano scne, we can work on sound in terms of examination or in concert. Now ho…
Yamaha MP80T Silent - eglan06's review
translatedI HAVE A YAMAHA MP T 80, the touch is lightweight, high notes are excellent, by rsonnent against the serious, the sound in the bass is not like a piano lour German, I do not know if it's unique to Ya…
Yamaha G1 - blackmore's review
translatedI bought fourth-hand tail G1 in 1994. It's a beautiful piano, which has a sound balance excellent.Le touch is very good (for my taste) and mechanical soft and precise. I was in the hands of many di…
Yamaha C113T Traditional - Madpianist's review
translatedI play on a vintage 110A in Yam. A friend of mine is the lucky one year possésseur.depuis What I like least? it is not the coffee! What I like most? So this lady's and gentlemen if you walk your…
Yamaha C111 - blackle's review
translatedThe C 111 is an easy to play piano and good workmanship. It is also my first acoustic piano bought 12 years ago for working at home. The sound is good for an upright piano mid-range. It is not intend…
Yamaha C3S Silent - blackle's review
translatedThis attracted my piano away due to its ease of play, the precision mechanics allows very good control on the sound and also allows an ease of playing nice with him I do not go completely exhausted a…
Yamaha U3 - Accordeur-Bruxelles's review
translatedAbout Yamaha U3, I can not, given its price, whether to recommend it to anyone studying the piano so diligently and intensively. the instrument is robust, and for optimum benefit from the richness …
Yamaha Eterna - Accordeur-Bruxelles's review
translatedYamaha Eterna piano is part of the range Yamaha. Ideal for beginners because of the reliability of the mechanics. Good qualitprix, In terms of the agreement, do not expect a precision as you mi…
Yamaha LU201C - jtheb's review
translatedThe piano belongs to my parents, they had bought when I started taking classical piano lessons, there are a dozen years. Aesthetically, it is very nice, mine is light wood finish. I greatly appr…
Yamaha U1 - " Attention to the year of manufacture!"
translatedYamaha makes its pianos pianos disposable. Go play and listen to the rights or tails of 80/90: vidés.Basses results are nonexistent and treble and midrange without tinsel body. So ask their opinion…
Yamaha S6 - Accordeur-Bruxelles's review
translatedHello to all you who love high quality and very professional in terms of musical instruments! Yesterday, Saturday, October 24, 2009, during a performance, what was my surprise when I saw a piano Y…
Yamaha b1 - " Very happy with my silent B1"
translatedI studied for 15 years on a Yamaha U3. After some time with a very nice Samick (in the style of B1), then another low-end piano whose name I forget, I took a clavinova to play at any time until no lo…
Yamaha A1 - Seamaster's review
translatedMy 4th one amp stereo APRS luxman L30, a Denon PMA 701, a Luxman L3. I kept it for over twenty years. great sound, powerful, dynamic, I had the coupled acoustic research ar 12 and a turntable denon d…
Yamaha U1 - " Very good piano"
translatedI use this piano for nearly two years. My friend and I have acquired to replace an electric piano. It serves as an instrument for the course "beginner" my friend and our workouts. We also do piano …
Yamaha G2 - " Accurate and modern"
translatedOn it I learned to play, and I still have today. I learned on upright pianos and grand (Pleyel mostly) at the conservatory. I also now a Steinway 3 / 4 tail early 1900 but I do not know the reference…
Yamaha b1 - " Excellent value for money"
translatedI bought this piano there is a little over a year to get back to serious (I took lessons as a teenager and then I turned to the only synths). Among the few models I tested around this budget (2800 € …
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