The Yamaha C2 now the C2X is a 5’8” parlor grand. This mid size piano strikes the perfect balance of physical beauty, due to its exaggerated curve and quality tone; thanks to the large soundboard and long strings. While polished black is very popular, some would say it is boring. This grand piano’s exotic walnut …
Continue reading “Like NEW Yamaha C2 Parlor Grand Piano (Same Size as C2X) – Non Gray Market!”
Since 1927 Kawai has built some of the world’s finest pianos in Japan. For over 50 years Kawai has solved the problem of the inevitable sticky key. Kawai uses a high grade of material in the fabrication of most of its action parts. This material is 50% stronger and resist moisture 30 times better than …
Continue reading “KAWAI Baby Grand Piano – Same Size As GL-10 $10,900”
Steinway chose this piano manufacturer to build a more affordable line of pianos, in the early 2000s. This is also the world’s largest piano manufacturer! New this piano would sell for nearly $17,000! At just $6900, this is a terrific opportunity to save thousands, but still enjoy a virtually new baby grand piano. …
Continue reading “Exotic Wood Finish by Steinway & Sons Official Baby Grand Piano Builder – $6,900”
Since the 1950s, Pearl River has been building quality pianos. In 2012, all Pearl Rivers were redesigned using much of Lothar Thomma’s design, taken directly from the Ritmuller project a few years prior. Pearl River is now the world’s largest piano manufacturer! Even Steinway recognized Pearl River’s incredible commitment to quality piano construction by selecting …
There are few pianos which can match the physical beauty of this parlor, grand by George Steck. From the rounded empire legs, to the harp shape lyre, to the hand, carved music desk, and of course the exotic burl wood veneers; this piano is truly breathtaking! If you think black is boring and want …
Continue reading “Ornate Baby Grand Piano – Exotic Burlewood Finish | $8,900”
Yamaha nor Steinway can claim to produce a console piano that is considered by those in the know, to be a musical standout. Visit PianoBuyer.com and go to the “staff pic” section or view a photo of Fine’s chart. New this piano sells for nearly $20,000! This is an incredible opportunity to save nearly $15,000 …
Concert pianists generally require a larger grand piano, as bigger pianos produce a big tone and the action has the necessary weight to give strong hands a proper workout. Increased resistance also allows for more control. Typically, a 6’ grand to 7’6” semi-concert grand piano is most sought after by higher caliber pianists. Kawai has …
In 1927 Koichi Kawai designed his first grand piano. That model measured 5’10” in length. From 1927 to 2015 Kawai’s 5’10” RX-2 parlor grand remained one of their top selling, most sought after models. The RX series featured several major design breakthroughs, decades in the making. For nearly 60 years, Kawai has perfected the art …
Continue reading “Virtually NEW Kawai 5’10” RX-2 Grand Piano | One Owner – $19,995”
Yamaha pianos have quickly become the world’s most popular piano, in the last 25 years. YouTube and social media has solidified their position as top dog in the zeitgeist of the American buying public. Yamaha‘s “let’s build everything under the sun” approach, such as outboard motors for boats, motorcycles, band instruments, waverunners, etc. has catapulted …
Serious pianists require a serious instrument. A 6’ to 7’6” grand piano is most commonly chosen by musicians and lovers of quality, in the upper echelons. Steinway grand pianos are considered by most to be some of the world’s finest handmade pianos. This Boston 6’4” grand piano is the fusion of American design and Japanese …
Continue reading “6’4” Grand Piano Designed by STEINWAY & SONS – Now just $19,990!”