The Yamaha G2 model has been a staple of our grand piano inventory for as long as we have been in business. We normally have at least one on hand on any given day of the year. In 1994, Yamaha introduced the replacement for the G2 model, the C2 model you see here. The C1 and C2 models were the last models to be added to Yamaha’s top-of-the-line Conservatory series of grand pianos. Because many of the first models built are still in the hands of the original owners, relatively few C2 models ever appear in our inventory of used pianos. If you want to buy a new Yamaha C2 today, they are readily available at new Yamaha dealers with a price tag of $45,999, but why would you do that while this barely-used piano is available for less than half the price of a new C2, including a 10-year warranty and lifetime upgrade guarantee. Piano values like this are the reason why piano shoppers from all over the country have kept us in business since 1983. So, if you’re looking for a medium-sized grand piano for personal practice or for your kids’ piano lessons, you couldn’t do much better than choosing this piano. Why buy new?