Yamaha C6 Grand Piano
The Yamaha C6 is one of Yamaha’s larger grands, a semi-concert size at 212cm long. It is a serious instrument, made in Japan, and a good step up in scale from the popular C3.
Why choose a Yamaha C6?
- At 212cm, the long strings and large soundboard give a powerful, rich tone with a deep, singing bass.
- It has three pedals, usually including a full sostenuto.
- It is built from high-quality materials and made to last a lifetime.
- It has the projection for a teaching studio, a church or a small venue, not just a front room.
Things to weigh up
- It is a big piano. You need a large room, and delivery needs proper access.
- A grand of this size and quality is a considered purchase, so take your time.
Who is it for?
The C6 suits advanced and professional players, teachers, and anyone who wants close to concert-grand tone at home. If your room is smaller, a C3 at 186cm or a C5 at 200cm may suit you better.
Dimensions
Length 212cm, width 154cm.
The C series
The C series is Yamaha’s long-running line of quality grands, made in Japan and used everywhere from homes to conservatoires. The C6 sits near the top of the range, above the C3 and C5 and below the full concert models.
Any questions?
If you have any questions about the C6, or you would like us to find you a good one, just get in touch. Thanks, Mark.
Thinking of selling your Yamaha C6?
The C6 is rarer than the C3 or C5, so a good one always gets attention.
We have specialised in Yamaha pianos since 2002, and grands like yours are what our customers ask for most. You can sell to us in one of two ways.
- Sell outright. We make you an offer, collect the piano, usually within a week, and pay you by bank transfer.
- Sell on commission. We collect your piano, bring it back to showroom condition, and sell it from our showroom. You get a fixed, guaranteed amount when it sells. If it hasn’t sold within 12 months, we pay you anyway.
Either way, collection from a ground floor room anywhere in the UK is free. There is no obligation, and we won’t add you to a mailing list.
What we need from you
- The serial number. On a Yamaha grand it is stamped on the iron frame, near the tuning pins. Lift the lid and look just behind the music desk.
- A few photos: the whole piano with the lid up, the keys, and the serial number.
- Your postcode, and whether the piano is on the ground floor.
Not sure how old it is? Try our free serial number lookup first.