Gazing at the extra black keys of this Bösendorfer Grand the pianist immediately realises that this instrument is far from ordinary. This Grand Piano – like the bigger brother 290 Imperial – has been crafted dedicating to the tradition of Viennese piano building. With its unique design and size this piano delights by an exceptional multitude of colours similar to an orchestra. Delicately fragile pianissimo to brilliant fortissimo, this Bösendorfer Grand sways the audience – down to the Subcontra F. These additional bass notes do not only enrich the tonal volume of the instrument, but subsequently paint additional sound colours and open up an orchestral sound spectrum. This unique sonic presence in all registers is the sound basis of the popularity of the Bösendorfer 225 as chamber and solo instrument.

The Steinway Model B is considered one of the best Steinway pianos. Sweet tone with power.

The Steinway Model B is known among some pianists as 'the perfect piano'. At 6′ 11″ (211 cm), this classical grand piano is an outstanding example of versatility and melodious excellence.

Kawai produced this one to compete with the Yamaha C7

The Steinway model A 2 with a round tail was built in 1900 and is 6' long. The current Steinway model A is 6'2". For a short while 1913-1947 there was a 6' 4 1/2" model A 3 called the Long A. the Model A Salon Grand piano is known for delivering a “grand” sound in a medium-scale instrument. This grand piano offers power and warmth, with a design that allows the solid spruce soundboard to freely and efficiently resonate, like its larger counterparts.

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 Yamaha C5 grand piano is part of the Yamaha Conservatory Collection, a series of grand pianos designed to meet the needs of the most demanding players. The C5 is 6’7″ in length, making it the perfect size for smaller performance spaces, music studios, or homes. Despite its compact size, the C5 produces a powerful, full-bodied tone that is perfect for both solo performances and accompanying singers and instrumentalists.

At 5' 1" (155 cm), the Model S Baby Grand piano is the smallest of the STEINWAY grands. This design was introduced in the 1930s to invite the majesty of the STEINWAY sound into almost any space.

This is a fantastic deal on a upgradeable Disklavier E3 Player Piano.

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.

Considered by many the equal to a Steinway. The baby grand Baldwin was the choice of many teachers during the 1980's and 90's.

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 George Steck Model GS-72 is a 5'8" Mahogany polish grand and 30 years old. Inspection shows that it is in great condition, with a lot of life left. This is a very pretty grand!

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 shows as probably built after 2008. This is same size as a Yamaha C3X

The Essex upright piano, designed by STEINWAY & SONS in collaboration with renowned furniture designer William Faber, showcases that beautiful piano styles and finishes should be accessible in every price range. Incorporating Steinway's latest design specifications and engineering standards, each Essex instrument undergoes a thorough inspection by highly experienced STEINWAY & SONS technicians before leaving the factory. With elegant traditional styling and museum-quality finishes, the timeless design of the EUP-116 is at home in any home.

This appears to be a 1986 piano. The polished ebony finish appears to be part of the Viennese Edition. This was near the end of the Kimball grand pianos in 1996 and during what I believe to be the best of the Kimball product.

This is a rare U series Yamaha piano. Between the 48" U1 snd 52" U3, the U2 was not part of the typical mix in the USA market, but still has the same DNA as the other two. Check this piano out and pay less for a U series piano. with this U2.

**** PRICE DROP ****The Baldwin model M 5'2" baby grand piano is one of the finest American made baby grand pianos. Much like the Steinway S, the Baldwin has a richer, truer tone in the bass. It was a top-tier piano and this instrument comes from a time when Baldwin was the #1 manufacturer of pianos in the United States. This instrument has a high end soundboard which produces a rich, singing tone that sustains longer than some concert grand pianos! The action is smooth and even. This piano has duplex scaling which enhances the tone by allowing non-speaking length of the strings to sympathetically vibrate. It has been regulated and voiced to a concert level of performance. There are very few pianos of this size in the world that produce such a rich tone. The instrument was crafted at an excellent period in Baldwin’s rich history.

Great starter piano.

The Baldwin 243 was the leading school piano during the 1970's-1990's. Made to stand up to the heavy playing of piano majors, and easy access to the cabinet for tuner/technicians. A very nice starter piano.

From 1986 till 2005 Yamaha built pianos in Thomaston, Georgia. They rivaled the level of quality that came out of the Japanese factory until the day they closed.

This is the Continental model made by Pearl River under the Hallet & Davis name. Even has the modern slow fall. The current price of the H108 is $5,295.

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

What a historic piano. Pre-dates the K52 and built before the Great War and the roaring 20's! Needs some work.

A very beautiful professional upright piano with a sweet sound to match. Very rare find.

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!

A good starter piano!

This is not for playing. It belongs in a museum and is one of the early pianos that existed during the lifetime of Beethoven and Chopin.

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