Explore the main Grand Piano types, sizes, models and price ranges, from Baby Grand to Concert Grand. Compare new Yamaha, reconditioned Yamaha from Japan, new CLASSIC and new Kawai pianos, with practical guidance based on space, budget and intended use.

Compare Grand and Upright Pianos by construction, sound, soundboard, strings, action, key response, space requirements, budget and long-term use to find the right acoustic piano for the player and the home.

Discover whether you can buy a genuine grand piano for under 200,000 baht. This article introduces the entry-level new CLASSIC GPX-152 and explains the key factors to consider before buying, including its action, size, room requirements, after-sales service and future buy-back options.

Explore Yamaha Reconditioned acoustic pianos for budgets of 300,000 baht or more, from the UX-5 upright and G Series grand pianos to the C Series. This article compares the main options and explains how to choose based on your space, intended use and the condition of the actual instrument.

A THB 200,000–300,000 budget opens several distinct paths, including the new CLASSIC GPX-152 grand piano, higher-model reconditioned Yamaha uprights and the reconditioned Yamaha G-2 grand piano. This guide explains the key differences and what to consider before choosing.

What piano can you buy with a budget of 100,000–200,000 baht? Compare new CLASSIC upright pianos such as the MX-119 and MX-132, the CLASSIC GPX-152 grand piano, and Yamaha reconditioned models including the U1, U3, UX and W Series, depending on current stock. This guide explains the key differences in size, piano type, condition and suitability to help you choose the right instrument.

What acoustic piano can you buy with a budget of approximately 100,000 baht? Compare a new CLASSIC MX-119 upright piano, Japanese reconditioned options such as Kawai and other brands, and entry-level Yamaha models depending on current availability. This guide also explains what to consider beyond price and when renting before buying may be a suitable option.

How are Yamaha C Series and G Series grand pianos different? Explore their model lineages, tonal concepts, production periods and features such as duplex scaling. Learn why the series name alone cannot determine which used grand piano is better—and what to inspect before making a decision.

How are used Yamaha C3, C5 and C7 grand pianos different? Compare their approximate lengths of 186, 200 and 227 cm, tonal characteristics, sound projection and space requirements—along with the key points to check before choosing a reconditioned grand piano.

How are Yamaha UX, YUX and higher-end upright pianos different from the U3? Compare their construction, materials, production periods, sound potential and long-term value—and learn when upgrading may be worthwhile based on the piano’s actual condition and reconditioning quality.

What is the difference between Yamaha U1H, U1M, U1A and U3H, U3M, U3A? Learn what the H, M and A model codes indicate, their approximate production periods, and why the piano’s size, serial number, actual condition, reconditioning quality and after-sales service should all be considered before buying.

Is it better to buy a used piano from a dealer or directly from its owner? Compare the purchase price, inspection, moving, tuning, repairs, warranty and after-sales risks to understand the true total cost before making your decision.