Yamaha GH-1

[Fred Sturm]

I'm no expert on Yamaha history, but I believe the G series and the C 
series were simultaneous. I always thought of it as "G" for general use, 
"C" for "Conservatory". I'm pretty sure GH-1 was a fairly recent (last 20 
years) introduction, while G-1 was around from at least the time Yamaha 
made it to the US (late 60's, early 70's). My notion is that G-1 was 
dropped when GH-1 was introduced. Could be wrong.
Regards,
Fred

--On Tuesday, May 20, 2003 10:33 AM -0400 Jeff Tanner 
<jtanner@mozart.music.sc.edu> wrote:

> Fred Sturm wrote:
>> A couple
>> G-1's I service, rather old, have a pretty nice scale.  They were
>> predecessors to GH-1's.
>
> Hi Fred,
> I thought that the G1 was the predecessor of the C1 (which would explain
> the better scale???)
>
> The newest evolution of the GH1 is using the wrapped bichords in the lower
> tenor isn't it?  Maybe the GA1-E, or something like that?  (Built in
> Indonesia?)  Yamaha model numbers are too confusing.
>
> Jeff
>
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