Yamaha CLP860

Description

I would like to sell my Yamaha Clavinova CLP860 as I am moving out of the flat and have little or no more time to play on it.

It’s a very good quality keyboard, with similar feel as a real piano. I used it a lot previously to be able to play during late hours with the headphones so as to not disturb neighbours and still have enough practice to go to competitions.

My CLP860 would be suitable for a beginner or for a pianist with limited access to a real piano.

Condition: excellent
Age: 6 years
Location: London Bridge, SE1 London
Buyer Collects

Picture: Yamaha CLP860

Listed 09/04/07

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Price: £400

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Questions

I have a Yamaha CLP860 which has reached the end of its life. I wonder if it may be possible to trade in or sell for parts? We are in Swindon

I’ve had a quick Look on the website and I’m looking at buying second hand but not sure you currently have what I’m looking for, would you also be interested in buying or only trade in? Are you able to give a price estimate? I’m quite sure it will only be good for parts as the condition is not great after our removal men handled it when we moved house and cracked the plastic covering on the feet. Furthermore the keys are very noisy on release. Certain keys are also slightly reluctant to be depressed the first time but loosen up after they’ve been pressed down once.

Reply/ Dear Rachel

We would only be interested in a trade-in, as
your piano appears to be quite old and not repairable.
So, it would have a ‘parts-only’ value.

You can see the second-hand pianos we have here

The Kurzweil MP10F is a really nice piano.
It has a full and resonant tone that is authentic.
Its keys are made in Italy and are really sensitive
making it suitable for any level of playing.

You can see it here

This piano is in our Northamptonshire store.

Are you ever up our way?

Yours pianistically

Graham Howard