I think I bought mine in 2015. It sounds great and I've never had a problem.
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Damn thats hot!!!!Any excuse to show off my Yamaha...
I also do have a Yamaha upright grand piano too.
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Looks like a 1006 but the bridge and # of knobs says otherwise????Any excuse to show off my Yamaha...
I also do have a Yamaha upright grand piano too.
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It’s a TRB6IIP from 2008.Looks like a 1006 but the bridge and # of knobs says otherwise????
Well, you should be proud of it, if I could ever find one similar in a 4 or 5 I doubt I could say no.It’s a TRB6IIP from 2008
This is my third one. Bought this one earlier this year on vacation in HK - couldn't pass it up.Well, you should be proud of it, if I could ever find one similar in a 4 or 5 I doubt I could say no.
Actually, I know I couldn’t ha ha
I really don’t know why Yamaha no longer offers a Japanese TRB line, there’s a lot of us that want one.
I have said for a while that Yamaha is my favorite dual piano and dirtbike company. Just like Michelin is my favorite restaurant reviewing tire company.

Oh darn, I'll have to find a second swiss army knife company to go with that joke then!Actually, the Michelin restaurant review system originally reflected whether or not it was worth driving distance to have a meal at a given restaurant. More stars, longer drive. Afraid it’s just a tire company after all.![]()
Here's mine, refashioned a little. It used to look like yours.Proof of ownership