The Yamaha U2 is a less commonly discussed model in Yamaha’s U series of upright pianos, but it holds a unique position between the U1 and U3. Here’s a breakdown of the Yamaha U2:

General Overview:

• Type: Upright Piano
• Height: 127 cm (about 50 inches)
• Width: 153 cm (about 60.2 inches)
• Depth: 61 cm (about 24 inches)
• Weight: Around 240-260 kg (530-575 lbs)

Key Features:

1. Tone Quality:
   • The Yamaha U2 produces a sound that falls between the U1 and U3 in terms of richness and depth. It offers a balanced tone with good clarity in the treble and midrange, while still providing a strong bass response (although not as deep as the U3).
   • The tone is clear and precise, but it has a bit more warmth than the U1 due to its increased size, though not quite as powerful as the U3.
2. Action:
   • Like the U1 and U3, the Yamaha U2 features Yamaha’s well-regarded action, which offers a responsive and comfortable touch. It’s suitable for a range of playing levels, from intermediate to advanced pianists.
3. Size:
   • The U2 is slightly taller than the U1 (127 cm vs. 121 cm) but not as tall as the U3 (131 cm). The size allows for a better tonal range than the U1, while still maintaining the compactness of an upright piano. The result is a well-balanced piano with more sound projection than the U1, without the heavier, more powerful sound of the U3.
4. Durability:
   • The U2, like the U1 and U3, is built with high-quality materials that ensure longevity and resistance to environmental changes like temperature and humidity. Its construction allows for consistent pitch stability over time.
5. Pedals:
   • The U2 comes with three pedals: una corda, sostenuto, and sustain, which provide a variety of expressive options for the player.