All of our new acoustic pianos are guaranteed by the manufacturers for a minimum 5 years upwards and our second hand ones by our workshop for a minimum of 2 to 5 years. We have a dedicated workshop in Bath and a mobile team who are able to make adjustments and any repairs needed at your your home, working together to keep your piano in the best condition.
SOLD
- Pre-owned; manufactured in 1987
- H 1.30 m x W 1.54 m x D 0.65 m
- Finish: Black Gloss
- Includes our 5 year shop guarantee
- Includes UK mainland delivery (ground floor)
- Includes complimentary first tuning (4 to 6 weeks post delivery)
The UX3 is manufactured with Yamaha’s characteristic attention to detail, and has a rich tone, responsive action and excellent reliability. A popular piano within households and schools, the height of this upright piano provides a larger soundboard and longer strings which gives the UX3 it’s powerful dynamic capacity and depth of tone. It is a commonly used instrument among choirs and ensembles due to its capacity to fill a medium sized venue. However, the Yamaha UX3 is such a reliable and high quality upright piano that it remains a popular choice for domestic use, with beginners and advanced pianists both keen to utilise the advantages this particular model has to offer. This Yamaha UX3 piano has been through our workshop. We are here to help so please do get in touch if you have any questions or to purchase this instrument.
The UX3 piano was first introduced in Japan in the early 80’s as an upgrade of the U3. The UX series pianos are equipped with higher grade materials, and specially designed for professionals. The UX3 embodies features that grand pianos have and also use better material in the action parts and sound board.Internally the bass strings are longer on the UX3 model than the standard U3, even though the pianos are the same in height. Yamaha have achieved this by curving the bridge at the bottom of the piano. Furthermore, the front panel is manufactured in 3 separate sections, allowing for an important air-gap to release higher tones to give greater presence to the player.
