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Yamaha U1G (121cm) Traditional Upright Piano Black Polished c1971 M31777

from Robert Morley & Company Ltd.

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Price: £4,988.00

Date: 13-01-2024 02:32PM

Expiration Date: 28-01-2027 02:30PM

Description

Yamaha U1G (121cm) Traditional Upright Piano Black Polished c1971 secondhand M31777

Good full tone with nice balance across the compass, can be played quietly as well a more powerfully

Full compass - 7¼ octaves – 88 notes
3 pedals (practice pedal) with lock

Dimensions : 150.50cm wide 121.00cm high 63.50cm deep

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Yamaha U1G (121cm) Traditional Upright Piano Black Polished c1971 M31777

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Accompaniment
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