YAMAHA Musical Instrument Buyback and Used Sales

1981 YAMAHA SG2000DP

Appraised Value: 280,000 yen

1974 Yamaha FG-1500

Appraised Value: 450,000 yen

YTR-9910 C-tube Piccolo Trumpet

Appraised Value: 210,000 yen

Starting with organ repairs in 1887, YAMAHA has developed a wide range of musical instruments based on precision craftsmanship. In 1946, the company released classical guitars, followed by acoustic guitars and electric guitars/Bass in the 1960s, and later trumpets, marking the beginning of its journey as a full-fledged comprehensive musical instrument manufacturer.
The philosophy of “delivering high-quality, user-friendly instruments” has remained consistent across wind instruments, guitars, and Bass. Today, Yamaha has established a solid position as an indispensable brand, from educational settings to stages around the world.

YAMAHA’s strengths lie in its proven technical expertise and a design philosophy that prioritizes the player’s needs.
Yamaha’s electric guitars and Bass feature a diverse lineup of artist models that excel across all genres. From a player’s first instrument to a professional’s trusted companion, Yamaha is highly regarded for crafting models that “put the player first.”
Acoustic guitars, centered around the FG series, have long been a mainstay of Japan’s folk music scene. Their rich sound, where the wood truly “resonates,” is still cherished by many artists today.
Wind instruments embody the expertise cultivated through precision engineering, delivering accurate intonation and stable tone across all levels—from saxophones and trumpets to flutes. They offer the reliability that allows everyone, from beginners to professionals, to choose with confidence.

SG2000 (Electric Guitar)
Developed with the goal of creating a “guitar that stands up to professional standards.” Incorporating feedback from Santana, it features unique designs such as the T-Cross neck structure and sustain plate. This model can be considered the pinnacle of the SG series.
BB-2000 (Electric Guitar)
Since its debut in 1978, this model has served as the cornerstone of the long-loved BB series. Its appeal lies in its versatility, thanks to a split-coil and single-coil pickup configuration, and it is also known as a favorite of Seiji Kameda.
FG-180 (Acoustic Guitar)
A historic model developed with a serious commitment to being a “domestically produced original.” Known as a favorite of Atsuharu Iwasawa of Yuzu, its powerful and exhilarating response is truly one-of-a-kind.
Xeno Series (Trumpet)
Since its debut in 1990, this flagship model has undergone continuous refinement with the goal of “competing head-to-head with the world’s top brands.” With its rich resonance and ease of play, it is widely used by orchestras around the world.

Electric Guitars / Bass
Attractive for their ease of use and versatility. The Pacifica Series and BB Series are “all-rounders” that even beginners can feel confident using, and they handle a wide variety of genres.
Acoustic Guitars
Whether you’re looking for the FG Series, which excels at strumming; the L Series, with its crystal-clear tone; silent guitars perfect for practicing at home; or TransAcoustic models that let you enjoy a wide range of expressions, you’re sure to find a model that fits your needs.
Trumpet
High precision right from the entry-level models, making them a reliable choice for your first instrument. For those looking to step up, there’s the Xeno Series; for those seeking greater expressiveness, there are the Artist Models. For big band and pop music, there’s a wide range of options, including the Z Series and LA Models.
If you’re unsure which one is right for you, we’ll work with you to find the perfect instrument by discussing your playing style and preferred tone.