Yamaha and Kawai are household names when it comes to pianos. What you may not know is that many of their great pianos hail from the 1960s and the 1980s. That’s right, new doesn’t always mean better.
Up until the 1980s, Yamaha and Kawai made all their pianos in Japan. For Yamaha, many of these were well-built pianos with high quality soundboards, hammers, wooden pedal mechanisms (for upright pianos), and mostly wooden action parts. As for Kawai, the piano maker has always been known for its modern take on the piano art form, pioneering the idea of new materials and designs for the piano.
Today, many of the new Yamaha and Kawai pianos from their basic lines are made outside of Japan. So, if you can’t afford the higher-end Yamaha or Kawai pianos that are still made in Japan today, we think that our used pianos are clearly the better deal. We take great care to restore these pianos to their former glory. Yes, pianos that are great to touch with full, rich tone quality. Come experience the premium difference in our second-hand pianos at our showroom.