Its the year-designation system, used in Japan, during Emperor Showas (Hirohito) reign. It has a table which probably contains dates of tuning or something else, and has a log from 1952 I think. Just one more thing, there was a ticket inside my piano with Japanese words which after a brief translation I found out which have to do with the pianos tuning. Yamaha T118PE with H serial prefix.made in China.
Yamaha U1 with H model suffix.made in Japan. It would take several pictures to better explain Yamahas use of the prefix vs. To date, U1s have not been made in China, so by process of elimination, it is as the dealer states. I think Terminal has it right, the model is U1H, and the H isnt part of the serial number. Youre confusing the end of the model (U1 with the internal designator, H) with the serial number, a common mistake people make with Yamaha pianos.Ĭurrent U1 models are assembled in Japan and Indonesia, but we only get the Japanese ones in the US market.īut they were under 360,000 at the beginning of 2015, so this cant be a Hangzhou piano. Okay, they owned the Everett factory at that time in Michigan, but the U1 was never built there. I do not understand what more is to understand about it If the Yamaha site states, that the H indicates a fabrication in China, then it means that the particular piano was fabricated in China.īaldwin SF-10 Petrof III Chickering Console (1950s) Associate Member PTG (Chicago chapter). Its a Yamaha U1 and the number is H 2410886 While the store which sold me the piano claims the H means the period of time the piano was manufactured (1970-1980) and the number represents the specific year, after looking up the subject in Yamahas website I read the the H means it is made in China.
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