Uprights
Yamaha Upright Piano For Sale
The bulk of what we sell. Wall-standing, 121 cm to 132 cm tall, and the practical choice for a home, a studio or a school room.
See Yamaha uprightsYamaha is the piano most Malaysian households end up with, and for good reason. They were built in volume to a consistent standard, the action is quick and even, and any technician in the country knows how to service one. Every Yamaha we sell is a Japanese instrument, restored there and rebuilt again in our own workshop.
Start with the shape of the instrument, because that decides the room before it decides the tone. Almost every home we deliver to takes an upright. A grand needs floor area rather than wall space, and that is the first question to settle.
Uprights
The bulk of what we sell. Wall-standing, 121 cm to 132 cm tall, and the practical choice for a home, a studio or a school room.
See Yamaha uprights
Grands
Horizontal action, longer strings and a room that can take the footprint. Grand stock moves quickly and changes, so ask us what is available.
See Yamaha grandsYamaha names its uprights by height and generation. The number tells you the size: U1 is 121 cm, U2 is 127 cm, U3 is 131 cm. The letter after it marks the generation, running roughly A through M across the decades. The UX line is a separate thing again, an upright with an X-braced back that gives it more power than its height suggests. What none of the letters tell you is how the piano was kept, which is why we quote against the instrument in front of us rather than the badge.
Stock changes week to week. These are the Yamaha models that come through the workshop most, so we know their quirks. Ask before you travel and we will tell you exactly what is standing on the floor.

The default first serious piano, and the easiest of the lot to sell on later.

An earlier U1 at the same footprint. Cheaper entry into the series if the case has been kept well.

Six centimetres taller than the U1H, and you hear it in the bass.

What teachers and exam candidates ask for. Check your access before you commit to 248 kg.

X-braced back in a 121 cm case. More presence than the height suggests.

The middle of the UX line, and the usual compromise between tone and moving weight.
Fifty eight Yamaha models, each with its own page. The number is the size and the letter is the generation, so a U1F and a U1H are the same 121 cm piano built twenty years apart. Pick a type below or search the number.
The U, UX, YU and W lines plus the compacts, from a 101 cm LU-101 to the 131 cm professional cases. The number is the height and the letter is the generation. Open the Yamaha uprights page.
Yamaha's 121 cm upright and the most widely owned serious piano in the country. The letter marks the generation, not the size.
127 cm, six centimetres taller than a U1, and the difference lands in the bass rather than the touch.
Yamaha's 131 cm upright. What teachers ask for, and what most exam candidates practise on at home.
X-braced backs and heavier build than the U line at the same height. More power than the dimensions suggest, and still an upright.
A later domestic series replacing the U numbering. YUS and YUA sit at the top of the range.
Wood grain cabinets rather than polished ebony, built for rooms where a black case would dominate.
Yamaha's smaller cabinets, from 101 cm to 113 cm. Built for tight rooms and the lightest acoustic pianos Yamaha made.
From the 149 cm A1R through the G and C lines to the 275 cm CF. Grands arrive in ones and twos rather than standing on the floor. Open the Yamaha grands page.
Yamaha's shortest grand at 149 cm, made for rooms that cannot take a full baby grand.
Yamaha's long-running grand line before the C series. Many are two-pedal domestic instruments.
Yamaha's conservatory line and the grands you meet in music schools and recital rooms.
Yamaha's full concert instrument at 275 cm. A stage piano, not a living-room one.
Yamaha's earliest grand numbering, before the G and C lines replaced it. Two-pedal instruments built for the domestic Japanese market.
No model with that number is on our list. Send us the name from the fallboard and the serial number and we will tell you what it is. Ask on WhatsApp.
Both are Japanese, both are rebuilt in our workshop, and they suit different players. The used piano hub sets the two side by side.
Free delivery across Peninsular Malaysia, two tunings after delivery, accessories worth over RM500 and a five-year warranty on parts and labour.
A U1 in most homes. At 121 cm and around 217 kg it is the smallest of the serious Yamaha uprights, it fits a condo or a normal living room, and it holds its value better than anything else we sell. A child will not outgrow it before the exams start mattering.
Height, and therefore bass. The U1 is 121 cm, the U2 is 127 cm and the U3 is 131 cm. Taller means longer strings and a bigger soundboard, so the low end has more body. It also means more weight to move: 217 kg for a U1H against 248 kg for a U3H.
They mark the generation, running roughly A through M over the decades. A U1H and a U1D are the same 121 cm cabinet from different years, with detail changes to the action and the case. Age matters less than how the piano was kept and what was replaced in the rebuild.
A rebuilt Japanese Yamaha is about as safe as a used instrument gets, and ours carry a five-year warranty on parts and labour. They were built in volume to a consistent standard, so parts are available and any technician in the country knows the action.
Tell us which Yamaha you want to hear and we will have it tuned and open when you walk into the shop at Tropicana City Mall.