Yamaha C7

About the Yamaha C7

The C7's size sits at a genuine professional standard used globally by institutions that need a dependable concert-capable instrument without necessarily requiring the largest available concert grand - Yamaha's manufacturing consistency at this size has made the C7 one of the most commonly encountered professional grands in conservatories and recording studios internationally. Its balanced, clear tonal character suits a wide range of repertoire and recording applications rather than favoring one specific playing style.

As a reconditioned example, this instrument has been serviced and restored to playing condition after previous use - a common and often cost-effective path to professional-tier grand piano ownership, since a well-reconditioned Yamaha C7 can offer much of the tonal and mechanical performance of a new instrument at a substantially lower price, provided the reconditioning work was done thoroughly and by qualified technicians.

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Sound character of the Yamaha C7

Yamaha's C7 (227cm) is a well-known semi-concert grand whose long bass strings and large soundboard give it strong projection and resonance, voiced in Yamaha's characteristically bright, clear, and consistent house sound - articulate and even-tempered across the keyboard rather than the warmer, more veiled tone of some European makers.

Technical data for the Yamaha C7

The history of the Yamaha C7

Yamaha's C7 has become one of the most widely used professional grand pianos globally, standard equipment in conservatories, concert halls and studios.