Trade in your Yamaha grand piano for a newer model.Yamaha has announced its new summer programme allowing both individual pianists and educational institutions the ability to either part-exchange or restore existing Yamaha acoustic and digital pianos, allowing them to get hold of new models or add value to current ones.
The Upgrade Bonus programme runs from August 2013 to January 2014 and will offer either a guaranteed price or a budget for instrument restoration.
Eligible instruments include entry-level and silent acoustic uprights, grand pianos, Disklaviers, plus all AvantGrand and NU1 hybrid digital piano.
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