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.

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 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.

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 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.

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 predecessor to the legendary C3 the 6'1" grand piano. The perfect size for most home or studio teaching pianos. Rich sound with out overpowering the room.

An exceptional piano and plays and sounds great. Check this one out.

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™ .

Old American Piano Company. This one comes with a QRS self playing system installed.

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.

QRS Player system with floppy disk installed

Just a few years agp was the Top of the line Yamaha Digital Grand Piano and it is still an awesome piano.

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.

Great starter piano.

The CSP 170 in Black has a MSRP of $5,599. Get this fantastic Clavinova piano for only $3,199. The Clavinova CSP-170 teaches anyone how to play their favorite songs, right out of their music library. Stream Lights, exclusive to the CSP, move towards each key showing users which notes to play and when to play them. Users can adjust the speed at which they’re learning, as well as the difficulty of the piano arrangement as they improve.

The Baldwin 2046 is an upright piano in the cherry French provincial style that stands approximately 43 inches tall. Baldwin pianos are known for their quality craftsmanship, rich sound, and responsive touch.

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.

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!

Good starter piano.

This is not a toy piano, just a regular piano with 64 keys instead of the usual 88. This piano’s small size makes it ideal for small apartments, country homes, patios, schools, trailers, churches, or small performance spaces and stages - anywhere a small sturdy piano is wanted. Melodigrand is probably the world's foremost manufacturer of the short keyboard piano. The 64-key piano provides over 5-1/2 octaves. I can’t tell for sure its age of manufacture, but I’m guessing 1960s - 1980s. It weighs about 200 - 250lbs which makes it extremely ‘portable’ by piano standards.

The Everett Piano Company was a great old American brand and was a purchased by Yamaha Piano Company in 1973 and the factory was used to build the American Built Yamaha for 13 years.

This was one of the leading starter pianos for many school children during the 1960's and 70's. Make us an offer.

In 1936 Baldwin introduced the Acrosonic Spinet piano which was to become the largest selling piano type of all time, the single most popular instrument in the world. It was one of the few pianos built during World War 2. None were manufactured after 2005. At one time the spinet was the most popular, most sought after used for "beginners" - "student model", and was popular until after the 1980’s and those still in use number over 1 million. Most modern teachers and musicians would prefer the taller pianos with direct blow action instead of the drop action found in the shorter spinet pianos. The Spinet vertical piano is not to be confused with the much older Spinet' which was a small harpsichord.

This was interior designer promoted during the 1950's. The spinet size was the most popular starter piano for many homes during that period. Still liked by many.

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