Yamaha’s C5 conservatory grand measures 6’7” in length. Naturally, a piano of this size offers exceptional power, tone, and control. With features like a solid spruce soundboard, duplex scaling, bass/mid section agraffes, and extended bass strings, the C5 model is a truly impressive instrument. It is one of the most sought after models in this size category because of its excellent cost-to-value ratio. The lower register is clear and emphatic, while the mid and upper registers possess beautiful colour and sustain as a result of the duplexing and agraffes. Yamaha’s celebrated action, built on aluminum action rails, is featured on the C5, which grants the model a precise and accurate touch with impressive repetition speed.

This Japanese-manufactured 1980 Yamaha C5 is in a standard polished ebony finish. It has been very well cared for throughout its life and is presenting like a far younger instrument as a result. It offers the tone, power, and precision that most players associate with the C series.

Given its attractive price tag, this is a wonderful opportunity for a serious player or enthusiast to own a larger Japanese-made grand piano without breaking the bank. Experience the tone and precision that has made the Yamaha name so celebrated.

From the most iconic concert venues to legendary recording studios to passionate piano enthusiast’s homes, Yamaha pianos can be found in virtually every musical context. Beyond being esteemed for impressive manufacturing standards and consistency, Yamaha pianos are arguably some of the most sought after and versatile pianos on the market. The revered Yamaha C series grands are no exception. These fine grand pianos have been used by a plethora of legendary players across a multitude of genres.