Yamaha U1H Piano - Used (1980)  

The Yamaha U1H, built in the late 1970s and early 1980s, is a highly regarded instrument known for its excellent tuning stability and exceptional sound qualities. Manufactured in Japan, this piano is in excellent condition, both technically and cosmetically. It will provide many years of enjoyable playing without concern.

 

All Yamaha U1 pianos produced are of exceptional quality and have been manufactured by Yamaha for many years. With a rich history, it is in fact Yamaha’s longest-running piano series. Like the U1A and U1G, the U1H series is renowned for its consistently high standards. This outstanding piano forms part of our extensive collection of used Yamaha pianos, which you are welcome to compare in our showroom.

 

The serial number of this piano is: 3,021,868, built in 1980.

 

Our piano studio

Joh.deHeer stands for quality. Every used piano is therefore fully checked in our piano workshop. Our piano technicians work on the pianos with passion and enthusiasm and strive for the highest possible quality. Every piano that leaves our door meets the highest quality requirements, which you can view using our checklist.

 

 

Is the Yamaha U1H exactly what you are looking for, but would you also like the option of silent practice? A Silent System can be installed as an optional upgrade. We can fit a silent system to any piano, allowing the acoustic mechanism to be disengaged while the instrument switches to a digital system. This enables you to play through headphones without disturbing others. In combination with this U1H, we can supply and install a silent system for an additional €1,995.

 

 

The Yamaha name is widely recognised in the world of musical instruments and far beyond. Today, the company also manufactures motorcycles, skis and audio equipment. However, its origins lie entirely in music, reflected in the three tuning forks that make up the Yamaha logo.

The Japanese company Yamaha was founded in 1887 by Torakusu Yamaha. He began by building reed organs, and just over 13 years later, in 1900, he produced the company’s first pianos. The factory is located in Hamamatsu, and Yamaha has left its mark across the globe. With more than six million instruments produced, Yamaha pianos and grand pianos can be found worldwide. These instruments are known for their robust construction, clear and transparent sound, excellent playability and outstanding tuning stability.

 

If you are curious to experience these remarkable instruments for yourself, we maintain a continuously changing collection of Yamaha pianos, and you are warmly welcome to visit us.