There were no significant changes in their specs.” “I was a Yamaha dealer when they changed from the G1 to the C1. Some say the C1 was an improvement over the G1 but here is an interesting comment from the PianoWorld forum by Steve Cohen (piano industry consultant): The G1 was discontinued in the early 1990s and the C1 took over as the UK’s favourite top-quality baby grand piano. If you are considering buying one you need to make sure that it has been fully reconditioned as most G1s will be at least 30 years old.įor some reason most G1 baby grands in the UK have a mahogany veneer and many have sun-bleaching or general fading and the value of these wood-finished G1 pianos is not as high as the gloss black versions. The G1 was a high-quality piano, made in Japan, suitable for top-level performance. The Yamaha C1 started life as the Yamaha G1. How does the C1 differ from the G1, C1, C1L, C1X? Let’s look at a few points in more detail. The C1 is 161cm long (5ft 3in) and is a very sought-after piano which means it holds its value very well. The Yamaha C1 was made in Japan in Yamaha’s premier factory in Hamamatsu which is where all of Yamaha’s finest pianos are made including their monstrous CFIIIS (sometimes called CF3S and now replaced by the CFX) concert grand piano. If you have any technical info or corrections for this article, please email What’s so good about the Yamaha C1?
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