Used Yamaha C7 | 102 cm | Leeds | Serial Number 1268253

Manufacturer

Yamaha

Model

New / Used

Used

Acoustic / Digital

Acoustic

Year of manufacture

1971

Serial Number

1268253

Technical details

Width

155 cm

Length

228 cm

Height

102 cm

No. of pedals

No. of Keys

Additional information

Colour

Black

Gloss level

High Gloss

Natural piano key tops

Description

A 1971, Yamaha C7 grand piano for sale with a black case and spade legs. Piano has an eighty-eight note keyboard and a two-pedal lyre.

Reference Number: 2310
Make:
Yamaha C7
Serial Number: 1268253
Age: 1971
Wood: Black
Finish: Polyester
Size [cm]: length: 224 width: 154
Size [inches]: length: 88.2 width: 60.6
Description: Eighty-eight note keyboard. Two-pedal lyre

Financial options

Price negotiable

Tuning included in the price

Location

Country

United Kingdom

State/Region/Province

England

City

Leeds

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