Yamaha Piano Sale Feb 22-23: Price Reduction on CLP400 Series, Free Micro System with U1 & U1PEQ

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DJS on 21/02/2014 - 15:36 au.yamaha.com (540 clicks)
Last edited 21/02/2014 - 16:45 by 1 other user

Yamaha is having a national sale this weekend only, get a free micro hifi system with a new U1J piano or U1PEQ, and they are cutting the prices of the Clavinova Pianos CLP400. Not often this happens so if you're after a new Piano, now's the best time to buy.

Free when you purchase a new U1J piano
http://au.yamaha.com/en/products/audio-visual/hifi-systems/m…

Free when you purchase a new U1PEQ piano
http://au.yamaha.com/en/products/audio-visual/hifi-systems/m…

TERMS & CONDITIONS – Yamaha National Piano Sale is part of a national sales program conducted by the distributor, Yamaha Music Australia Pty Ltd and is valid from 22nd to 23rd of February 2014 at participating dealers. Free micro system offer, including colour selection, is subject to available stock, and conditional upon a valid registration for Premium Care being received before the 28th of February (register at: www.yamahamusic.com.au/premium). Prices are discounted for selected Clavinova CLP400 series models only, and subject to availability. After the effective program dates, the offer is no longer valid. Not all products available at all Yamaha dealers. Prices on all piano, digital piano and keyboard products are at the discretion of the participating dealer. Piano products pictured are for illustration purposes only. While stocks last.

Participating stores:

ACT

• DW Music - 301 Canberra Avenue - Fyshwick - (02) 6260 5626

NSW

• The Pianoforte - 621-627 Pacific Highway - Chatswood - (02) 9411 8911
• Logans Pianos - 250 Burwood Road - Burwood - (02) 9744 2400
• Piano City - Unit 2, 142 James Ruse Drive - Parramatta - (02) 9689 1181

QLD

• Boyds The Piano Shop - 123 Lodge Road - Wooloowin - (07) 3357 8885
• Gold Coast Pianos & Music - 1/9 Brolga Avenue - Southport - (07) 5532 4673
• Vivace Music - Shop 8/62 Pinelands Road - Sunnybank Hills - (07) 3344 1880

SA

• Winston Music - 87 Winston Avenue - Daw Park - (08) 8276 9988
• Winston Music - 45 The Parade - Norwood - (08) 8363 3388

VIC

• Australian Piano Warehouse - 321 Kings Way - South Melbourne - (03) 9682 8588
• Prestige Pianos & Organs - 102 Bell Street - Preston - (03) 9480 6777
• Music Junction - 157-159 Whitehorse Road - Blackburn - (03) 9877 5200

WA

• Park Pianos - 341 Albany Highway - Victoria Park - (08) 9470 1020
• Sound Centre Music Gallery - Unit 1, 85 Broun Avenue - Morley - (08) 9370 1185

Mod: This deal was originally linked to a store, but since no prices were available, it is now linked to the yamaha site.

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  pw2002au on 21/02/2014 - 15:42

  +2

  Why not post some prices for comparison … hard to be competitive if we cant quantify …

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  [Deactivated] on 21/02/2014 - 15:50

  Just another sale… Where's the deal?

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  GrTea on 21/02/2014 - 15:53

  There are no prices as all pianos prices are negotiable. Hence you often see big discounts, RRP is inflated to make you feel good that you got a good deal.

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  tagin on 21/02/2014 - 15:56

  I'm in search for a Yamaha U3.
  Anyone know the best price? I live in SA.

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  mb0005 on 21/02/2014 - 16:35

  +1

  you know its going to be expensive sale or no sale when there's no price advertised. often places that sell things that don't turn over often have agreements with the supplier not to cannibalise the brand, (keeping the price a secret until you've lured the buyer in), a bit like price collusion with other retailers, good and bad.

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  gummibears on 21/02/2014 - 16:39

  What do people look for when buying a piano? Is there much difference between pianos besides the brand, type and build? Do people just buy one that looks nice?

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    mb0005 on 21/02/2014 - 16:46

    +1

    the sound.

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    moocher on 21/02/2014 - 16:59

    +2

    Is there much difference between pianos besides the brand, type and build?

    Yes. For accoustic pianos, you can't go wrong with Yamaha or Kawai. Every piano (even for the same brand/model) is different, so as @mongballs is right in that the sound is important.

    Do people just buy one that looks nice?

    I never understand that. It's rather expensive to just be furniture :)

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      gummibears on 21/02/2014 - 22:14

      I should have been clearer. What I meant was if there is not much difference, do people prioritize the aesthetics of the piano instead? I guess not since sound appears to be most significant. Though for a newbie I would think that the sound would be hard to differentiate between the various pianos? I've been learning on keyboard with limited keys, and have always wanted to purchase a piano to play on.

      Anyway, thank you both for your input.

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  Moderatormoocher on 21/02/2014 - 16:47

  This is a Yamaha National promotion and not limited to one store.
  http://au.yamaha.com/en/news_events/musical_instrument/natio…

  Since there are no prices available for the store, deal has been updated to link to the Yamaha promotion instead.