This Japanese produced 1996 Yamaha GH1 is in fantastic condition both musically and aesthetically. Its action is solid, responsive, and reliable. Its voice is bright, clear, and nuanced. And its ebony polish finish is in excellent shape. Given the typical life expectancy of Japanese-built Yamaha grands, this piano is still quite young with plenty of musical life left in it. This Yamaha GH1 is well-positioned to be a rewarding musical companion for a player looking to make the move to a high-quality grand on a tighter budget.

The Yamaha GH1 offers impressive tone quality and power in a relatively compact 5’3” baby grand cabinet. This 5’3” scale design has been a staple within the Yamaha line, having been used with a variety of models such as the C1, G1, GC1, and more. While the Yamaha GH1 offers the brilliance and clarity one would expect from a Yamaha grand, it also has an excellent bass register with more depth than what may expect. Top quality materials and craftsmanship are evident in every dimension of this highly sought after model.

The reverence for the Yamaha brand within the piano community is no fluke. With roots dating back to 1887, the company has developed a strong reputation by building excellent instruments for well over 100 years. Today, Yamaha pianos can be found virtually anywhere that music is being made. From living rooms and music academies to concert halls and recording studios, Yamaha pianos have long been trusted to perform at the highest levels.