A new DS7XENPRO has a MSRP of $167,899. It is the perfect balance of richness, warmth, crispness and power, the S7X pianos give the pianists infinite expressiveness. Suitable for chamber halls and salons.

One of the great European pianos built in the historic Vienna in Austria. New would be around $180,000.

The Steinway D is the most often seen on the concert hall stage. With classical music, it is the gold standard. Check this mighty almost 9' long concert grand.

This piano was totally rebuilt, including Pinblock, Action, Soundboard, and more. Founded in 1854, the Mason & Hamlin Piano Company is one of only a few American piano manufacturers still in operation today. Based in Haverhill, Massachusetts the company continues to be a leader in exceptional quality and innovation. The Mason & Hamlin Model AA measures 6’2″ in length and provides a powerful, broad quality of tone that is often associated with larger pianos. ‘Overbuilt’ with an extra thick rim made of hard rock maple and featuring the patented Tension Resonator, Mason & Hamlin Grand Pianos are some of the most stable and durable pianos ever crafted. All combined, this Crown Retention System helps to lend stability and longevity to the piano’s structure and supports the production of a strong, pure tone.

the Steinway Model O grand piano has been a source of joy and inspiration since the very early 1900's. Its sound is particularly warm and rich – far beyond what one would expect from a grand piano that is under 6 feet in length.

This is the find of a lifetime. It has a gorgeous satin ebony finish, and has been extremely well kept and is only 24 years old. The L is one of the most sought after Steinway grands, being very close to a 6' piano with the big sound, but still small enough to fit in most homes. And it has the QRS System Player This is a keeper.

This piano was completely rebuilt in 1995 and documentation is available. This piano, if new would be $93,100 and it sound and plays like new. This is a rare opportunity for the Steinway buyer who wants the best without paying the most.

The Yamaha C3 is a 6'1" grand piano and is considered one of the better mid sized pianos out there today. This has the QRS PNO3 installed with upgrade.

Kawai produced this one to compete with the Yamaha C7

1866 was the year Steinway really became STEINWAY. Two of the brothers died in 1865 and Christian Friedrich Theodor Steinweg, anglicized name C .F. Theodore Steinway became the technical genius leader of the Company. There is a belief that C.F. Theodore was the true father of the modern piano, responsible for the majority of patents and innovations. By 1876 Steinway and Sons was established as a world leader winning Gold Medals in international competitions. After 10 years of innovations and improvements, 1876 was truly the year that could be considered their greatest. Check out this 1876 Steinway..

The Kawai CA40 is a 6'1" grand that compares to the Yamaha C3 and the new versions' Retail Price is $64,799.00. Come in and check out the used Yamaha C3 then the Kawai CA40 to find your next piano.

The Kawai KG-5D was designed with the working musician in mind. A popular instrument among pianists of a wide range of style, this piano is ready to be placed in any setting from church, studio or your living room to make lots of fine music! This piano features a broad round tail that allows for longer string length in the tenor and bass registers offering the sound of a larger piano.

The most popular piano for decades with professional pianist is the Yamaha C3. The new C3X MSRP is $64,799.00. We have one of those on the showroom floor too, so try both.

This is a great find, a U1 in great shape with the Yamaha Disklavier Player system. The new U1 Disklavier (DU1) has an MSRP of $30,599. This is the MARK 3 version and comes with several PianoSoft CD's. Just been serviced and tuned and sound fantastic.

This is the best selling baby grand from Yamaha. This is a like new pre-owned that is only 11-12 years old. Save a couple thousand dollars off a new one.

The Baldwin piano was considered toe to toe with the Steinway piano. The Baldwin Grand was an American hand made grand piano and was known for the big sound.

Housed in a grand piano cabinet, yet half the weight of an acoustic, the GP-9 features advanced Roland Piano Reality designs incorporating next-level technology and streamlined connectivity into an enjoyable playing experience. For instance, the Piano Reality Concert keyboard of the GP-9 feels precisely like that of an authentic, concert-class acoustic grand — making for an immersive experience through a piano that detects even the subtlest nuances. The GP-9 also offers unlimited polyphony, eight precisely-tuned speakers, 324 tones, and a classical elegance that embellishes any room. For masters of the keyboard or fresh learners, the Roland GP-9 thrills with its gorgeous sound and masterful details.

Undercutting lesser competitors whilst retaining Yamaha's high standards, the b1 offers the joy of Yamaha ownership at a price that will astonish and delight. Silencing system has been added to this b1. This is an SC2 type SILENT Piano™ .

This is a full sounding 6' piano that also comes with a QRS self playing system. It also has a full stereo speakers and a box full of QRS Disk to play. This is a great opportunity for a home entertainment system at a bargain basement price. New player systems $25,000 to $70,000.

A beautiful walnut grand in very good condition. Sohmer was once called the “poor man’s Steinway”. Every bit as good without the price.

This Stunning Samick SG150 Cherry 5’0″ Baby Grand Piano is in fantastic condition inside and out! Beautiful, well maintained cabinet. Price includes matching bench, your first in-home tuning, and a warranty. if you want a new grand piano, and only want to spend under $8,000, then it's a perfectly good choice, and there is nothing better new at the same price.

A Kawai KG-2W (or KG2) grand piano is typically 5'10" (178 cm) long, a popular size for home and studio use, offering a rich, clear tone and responsive feel, making it a versatile choice for various musical styles.

The Bergman piano brand was built in Tianjin, China by the Young Chang piano company. Young Chang is a South Korean company that has been making pianos since the 1950s. Bergmann pianos were manufactured from 1997 to 2007. The Bergmann line was discontinued in 2007.

Wm. Knabe Pianos remain as one of the most celebrated piano brands in the world. Despite the long pattern of turnovers and shifts from one owner to another, the long list of turnovers has not changed the quality of the products and the satisfaction Knabe pianos give to whomever plays them.

A very pretty upright piano in shiny mahogany. A perfect starter piano at a value price yet in good condition.

Bachmann is a division of General Music (GEM). They're a very good company, much bigger in Europe than here.

This is a Samick console-style upright piano, built in S. Korea in 1990. The model number is SU-108P.

Just a few years ago this was about a $10,000 piano with all the sounds and styles you could want. Plays like a dream and sounds fantastic. Check this one out and get a whole lot for your money.

This attractive digital piano is a well-functioning instrument that is perfect for someone wanting a stylish old-world case on a modern instrument. Come in and see this unusual piano for yourself!

The Cable name appeared on a couple of different versions, the FS Cable, Cable & Sons. This one appears to be built by the Cable Piano Co. which shows this serial number to be 100 years old. The Cable family out of Chicago was one of the largest producers of pianos during that period. Later to spin off other piano brands, such as Everett Piano later taken over by Yamaha.

The General Music Company produced the Gem instruments based in Italy. It was a much more popular name in Europe.

DO NOT BUY THIS PIANO. This is an example of what to avoid in the used piano market. The hammers are pulling away from the hammer head. Usually when there is this type issue there are many more issues through out the piano. Not a good starter piano.

In it's day the Baldwin console was the favorite starter piano for young piano students. When this piano was built was considered one of the top home pianos in USA.

The Whitney Spinet by Kimball Piano Company was a very affordable piano and was very popular during the 1970's and 80's for many families.

This is the German Grotian - Steinweg, what a story! Some say this is the first Steinway.