The Yamaha WX7F is a super high-end professional upright piano that stands at a height of 52”. It features X-bracing on the back (also featured on the UX models), which provides increased strength, durability, and performance. This particular model has additional enhancements that make it more akin to a standing grand piano. Grand piano bass and treble agraffes, sostenuto pedal, extra-wide music rest, and hardwood mahogany hammers are the premium features included on this impressive model.

This particular Yamaha WX7F was manufactured in 1993 at Yamaha’s Japan factory. It has been meticulously cared for by the previous owner. While its satin walnut cabinet is quite striking, the real talking point here is the sound and performance. The bass register is simply immense. However, despite its huge sound, the bass section is very clear and does not overpower the middle and upper registers of the instrument, which are equally impressive. This piano has a sound that can rival or even outperform the vast majority of baby grand pianos.

The Yamaha WX7 model was designed and intended for the highest-level players that needed a grand piano experience in an upright form. This is a truly professional-quality instrument that would be a joy to play for any pianist.

Since building their first piano in 1900, Yamaha has established a reputation as being one of the best factory-built instruments on the market. Consistent and high-quality manufacturing combined with excellent cost-to-value ratios make Yamaha pianos of virtually any age highly-sought after on the used market. While many shoppers are frequently on the hunt for a Yamaha U series piano, some of the other amazing professional-level lines that the company has produced over the years should not be overlooked.