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Yamaha GP1 Grand Piano - Polished Ebony (2001) with Brass fittings
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Yamaha GP1 Grand Piano - Polished Ebony (2001) with Brass fittings
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£7,995
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A rare Japanese made Yamaha baby grand piano, combining compact design with exceptional build quality from Yamaha’s Hamamatsu factory.
The Yamaha GP1 is a 161 cm (5 ft 3 in) baby grand piano, manufactured in Hamamatsu, Japan in 2001. Compact yet refined, it represents Yamaha’s renowned craftsmanship and reliability from the company’s Japanese production era.
Built with the same precision standards found in Yamaha’s larger grand pianos, the GP1 offers a full grand action, three pedals, and a durable construction designed for long-term stability and consistency. Its compact size makes it ideal for homes, studios, and performance spaces where space is limited but quality is non-negotiable.
Japanese made Yamaha pianos from this period are increasingly sought after for their superior build materials, hand finished components and long service life. Later production of Yamaha’s smaller grand models moved to Indonesia, making the GP1 one of the last baby grand pianos produced entirely in Japan - a point that continues to attract discerning pianists and collectors alike.
This example has been carefully prepared by Broughton Pianos’ in house technicians, ensuring the instrument meets the highest performance and presentation standards before reaching the showroom.
To view or play this piano, visit Broughton Pianos, Weybridge Mill, Drayton Road, DY9 0DN, or call 01562 731113 to speak to a member of our team.
Specifcations and Terms
| Model | GP1 |
| Height (cm) | 100 |
| Width (cm) | 148 |
| Depth (cm) | 160 |
| Weight (kg) | 290.0 |
| Number of Keys | 88 |
| Number of Pedals | 3 |
Please call us on 01562 731113 to discuss the variety of finance options available.
Alternatively please email shop@broughtonpianos.co.uk
FREE Acoustic Piano delivery & installation (Upright and Grand pianos)
All acoustic pianos installed on a ground floor location (no steps) are delivered and installed free of charge within the UK, excluding Northern Ireland.
Digital piano delivery - Flatpack to doorstep, weekdays only between 8am-6pm
Option 1) FREE delivery up to 50 miles
Option 2) £49 for delivery 50+ miles from the showroom.
Option 3) £95.00 Premium set-up delivery service (only available within 120 mile radius) including timed delivery, piano assembly in a room of your choice and all packaging disposed.
Accessories:
Option 1) FREE stool delivery
Option 2) FREE headphone delivery
If you have any questions regarding our delivery service, or would like to upgrade to a different delivery service then please call us on 01562 731113 or email shop@broughtonpianos.co.uk
Upstairs delivery:
In the event that your new piano needs to be delivered upstairs we would require pictures and measurements to be emailed into our sales team (shop@broughtonpianos.co.uk). We would then calculate an upstairs delivery quotation for you. In some local cases we may request to come and view the access to make sure the piano will fit round tight corners in a staircase.
Home assembly required:
If you have purchased an instrument from our digital piano range and not selected the ‘Premium Delivery Service’ then the instrument will be arriving in a flatpack box and will require self-assembly.
The assembly of most digital pianos will take you around a minimum of 1 hour. We strongly recommend that you have two people present during the assembly. Instructions of assembly will be located inside flatpack box.
Returns
Here at Broughton Pianos every instrument is checked by our fully qualified piano technicians before leaving for delivery, this ensures all of customers are 100% satisfied. In the unlikely event of an item being faulty or not suiting the acoustics of room its being kept in we will assess the situation in a neutral manner and reach an agreement to suit all. Broughton Pianos does not accept any returns for unfaulty goods after the statutory period. We use the discretion of our professional piano technicians to determine if an instrument is faulty. If a change of mind occurs we do our best to find an alternative instrument.