Especially notable was the period from the 1950s through the 1990s;  Baldwin pianos were viewed much like Yamaha is today, and used by pop musicians, the world over.

While Baldwin‘s formula of providing great quality at a reasonable price was successful for many decades, they simply could not compete with the influx of inexpensive Japanese and Korean pianos, which significantly undercut the much more expensive American labor.

Now, only a select few in the know gravitate towards this old American standard, knowing full well that they are owning a highest caliber American piano for pennies on the dollar.

Call, message or email Dave to schedule your visit to view this and hundreds more Yamaha, Steinway, Kawai, Boston, Essex, Baldwin, Samick, Young Chang pianos just to name a few.

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The world’s largest piano manufacturer and official piano builder for Steinway and Sons answered the call; introducing the 2023 Ferrari “Red” studio upright piano!

Absent is the standard brass hardware. In its place is an ultra-modern brushed nickel/chrome accents. The wheels, pedals, hinges, and even decals are all silver!

You can only view this stunning master piece at Dave’s Piano Showroom of Tampa Bay. Call, email, or text to schedule your visit today!

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New Pearl River pianos start at $5000. At 50% off new pricing this is an excellent choice for a beginner pianist.  If you are considering a Yamaha B1 or Yamaha B2 piano in the Tampa, Clearwater or St. Pete area, this would be a fantastic, inexpensive alternative.

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Since the 1800s Steinway has built quality pianos, by hand in New York and Hamburg.  Steinway pianos are incredibly expensive for a myriad of reasons, chief among them being high labor costs. The precious woods, cast iron, steel, and copper make up but a tiny fraction of a piano’s end cost.

It is nearly all labor:

Because a piano can take upwards of a year or longer to manufacture, the expense of the thousands of man/woman hours makes up much of the piano’s cost of production. It is for this reason, piano builders have all but left the three countries where the best pianos have historically been constructed; Germany, the USA, and Japan.

New this piano can sell for upwards of $8500. At just $4995 including tuning and warranty, this is a terrific value!  If you are looking for a piano in Tampa Bay such as a Yamaha U1, Kawai K300, Steinway upright, or Boston studio upright you will want to stop by and audition this piano.

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