Steinway & Sons Grand Piano – Model M – New Nearly $100,000 – Just $19,500!

A new Steinway & Sons model M has an MSRP of nearly $100,000! Thankfully for the prudent piano buyer, Steinway pianos depreciate tremendously, due to their inflated price tags, and a shrinking supply of buyers willing to part with six figures for a piano brand which only has prestige amongst the 60+ community.   Additionally, Yamaha …

2018 GX-2 Kawai Grand Piano with Player System (control by iPhone, iPad, Android) – Kawai Remaining Warranty!

A New Kawai GX-2, 5’11” grand piano with a modern PianoDisc, QRS, Disklavier type system, controlled by one’s iPhone, iPad, tablet or Android device costs nearly $55,000! At just $38,000 including a factory remaining warranty, this is a tremendous value! This modern player system is completely invisible. There is no control box mounted under the …

Completely Restored 1907 Louis XV STEINWAY & SONS Grand Piano – $68,000

It is well known that Steinway pianos from the turn of the century through the 1950s were the best Steinway pianos ever made, for a myriad of reasons. Steinways from this period of time are referred to as “Golden Age” Steinways.  Materials Golden Age Steinways took advantage of old growth forest.  Ask any skilled carpenter …

Like NEW 6’1” RX-3 KAWAI Grand Piano – One Owner | New GX-3 Is $63,000, Just $19,950!

The new GX-3 Kawai grand piano is the standard by which all other 6’ grand pianos are measured.  The predecessor to the GX series was the much loved RX series; which featured Kawai’s exclusive ABS Styran action.  The ABS action has two main advantages over wooden action parts. Firstly, under fracture load analysis ABS is shown …

YAMAHA Grand Piano With Disklavier – Same Size As C2X – New 50K+ | Just $19,995!

Yamaha has been building pianos since the 1800s. In fact, if you look closely at the Yamaha logo on any boat motor, motorcycle, or band instrument you will discover trisecting tuning forks. A piano tuner uses a tuning fork to obtain the starting pitch in the piano tuning process. From pianos, Yamaha branched off into …

Like NEW 6’ GRAND PIANO – Bright YAMAHA Grand Piano Type Tone | Only $8,900!

Yamaha is known and liked for their bright sharp tone. They hardens their hammers to achieve this crisp ear-piercing tone. The reason Yamaha likely does this is so that their piano’s tone are capable of cutting through other instruments and amplified vocals. In a home setting, especially when the floor is hardwood, travertine, marble, tile, …