Yamaha U3 made in 1970-1974, £3990 £4490

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Notes from Mark & Julie

Are you looking for a Yamaha U3 without stretching to £4,490+? We’ve temporarily reduced a small batch of 1970–1974 Yamaha U3 pianos to just £3,990 to create a more accessible entry point into U3 ownership.

These are genuine Japanese-made U3s with the bigger tone and longer keys that have made the model so popular with advancing players, teachers and families alike.

Once this batch has sold through, replacements at this price may take several months to source and prepare, so availability is strictly limited.

You can check current stock on our Yamaha U3 page

Many thanks
Mark & Julie

What is the Yamaha U3?

The U3 is Yamaha’s full-size upright and the one most teachers point you towards. It is taller than the U1, with longer strings and a bigger soundboard, so the tone is deeper and fuller. A properly prepared one lasts for decades and suits everyone from a keen beginner to an advanced player.

Dimensions: Height 131cm, width 153cm, depth 64cm.

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