1999 Yamaha Queen Anne console piano

This MADE IN THE USA Queen Anne Yamaha piano is really nice! Her warm cherry cabinet is graceful and tasteful, yet not overdone. Built in 1999, this instrument is just reaching the prime of its life! 

Measuring a full 44" tall, this Yamaha M500QA is closer to the height of most studio pianos, but yet is referred to as a console, due to its more decorative design (and without the industrial-looking braces on the legs). The added height allows the piano to have loonger strings and greater soundboard surface area.....similar to a larger amplifier and bigger speakers on a stereo. SO, the tone is considerably better on this instrument! 

There is a mute rail that makes it easy to play softly when needed....like when the kids are sleeping or your spouse is focused on reading the newspaper. The matching bench has plenty of room for your music (and it's a great place to hide that new tie, fishing lure, or Home Depot gift card for your hubby's birthday). 

But we aren't to the end of the story yet. We did mention this piano was built here in the USA, right? Thomaston, Georgia to be exact. Most new Yamaha consoles are now being built in China. Yamaha has always built quality pianos, but we feel the models that were built right here in the United States are better seasoned for our climate and of higher quality. Additionally, a similar new Yamaha console lists for $8899 (that's starting to feel like real money). When you shop at Mid-America Piano in Manhattan, Kansas, you can enjoy this "like-new" Yamaha Queen Anne console piano for ONLY $3488! We even include the first tuning and delivery within 100 miles of our showroom.

If this sounds good to you, please give us a call today at 785-537-3774. We look forward to adding you to our long, long list of happy customers!