Yamaha B20  ขยายเวลารับประกันนานขึ้น 5 + 1 ปี *เมื่อลงทะเบียนผ่านระบบ E-Warranty ภายใน 15 วัน

ด้วยความสูง 116 ซม. ทำให้เปียโนอะคูสติกแนวตั้งนี้มีดีไซน์ที่สง่างาม มีการเพิ่มระบบ Silencing เข้าไปใน B20 นี้ นี่คือ SILENT Piano™ แบบ SC3 แนะนำสำหรับผู้ที่ต้องการเพลิดเพลินกับฟังก์ชันการปิดเสียงในเปียโนรุ่นมาตรฐานของ Yamaha
 
Dimensions
Height of 116cm
Depth of 58cm
Width of 153cm
 
Is the Yamaha B20 a good piano?
Drawing on a hundred years of accumulated knowledge, Yamaha’s entire entry level range, the B series, is made under high standards of construction in Jakarta, Indonesia. Because quality control is of the highest level, the benefit to any owner is that maintenance costs are low. The build quality is every bit as good as you might find in some more expensive models, and is supported by four sturdy wooden back posts and a strong cast iron frame. The B2 is a real step up from the B1 and is made for the more ambitious pianist. With a heavier build and bigger size in a traditional upright shape, the B20 delivers a superior sound: one which has more depth and volume. It also features a solid spruce soundboard, which produces a much rounder and more versatile tone compared with the cheaper plywood. The soundboard is made in Yamaha’s very own Kitami facility, which specialises in all woodworking processes. The B20 still remains a compact model (116 cm in height), and the design is just as sophisticated as the B10. The added single castors mean that it can be moved around more easily, making it ideal to be used in practice rooms and school halls. The b-series is a favourite amongst piano teachers as Japanese piano actions can be a little heavier. It is therefore easier for less experienced players, as they often find they lose control with a lighter touch piano. The extra strength in the key action (the mechanism that causes hammers to strike the strings when a key is pressed) is ideal for building dexterity, and makes examinations on different pianos much easier. It nevertheless remains easy to play, with an extremely responsive and consistent touch.  
A bit on Yamaha’s history
Concert halls, recording studios and places of worship around the world resonate with the distinctive Yamaha sound, owing to more than a century of acclaimed piano-making. Torakusu Yamaha made his first up-right piano in 1900 after finding great success as an organ maker. Since then, with the advice of world-expert piano technicians, Yamaha have been working tirelessly on achieving pioneering quality in their instruments. Arthur Rubinstein took favorite note of Yamaha in the roaring 20s, and half a century later, Glenn Gould recorded his all-time classic Goldberg Variations on their CF grand piano. In 2016, for the third consecutive year, Yamaha was awarded the prestigious ‘Top 100 Global Innovator’.