Steinway Model B vs Yamaha C7

If you want a large grand and are weighing a Steinway Model B against a Yamaha C7, here is an honest comparison. We sell reconditioned Yamaha, so allow for our leaning, but the facts are the facts.

Size

The Steinway B is just under 7 feet. The Yamaha C7 is 7 feet 6, a little larger, and a popular choice for studios and teaching rooms that want a big sound.

Tone

The B has the richer, more complex, more prized voice. The C7 is bright, powerful and even, and records superbly, which is why so many studios use it. In a large room both fill the space with ease.

Price

The gap is enormous. A reconditioned Yamaha C7 costs a small fraction of a used or restored Steinway B. For the price of one Model B you could buy several C7s.

Which to buy

For a concert soloist, or someone set on a Steinway, the B. For a studio, a school, or a home that wants a large, fine grand without spending a house deposit, the C7 is superb value. Come and hear one.