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Your new or used piano purchase is an investment for a lifetime. But what if your musical needs change over the years? The answer is simple: When you’re ready, you can trade in your instrument for a store credit to be used toward the purchase of another piano of equal or greater value.

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Silent, TransAcoustic, & Disklavier Pianos: 100% trade-up for two-year and then 70% trade-up value for the life of the instrument

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Piano News & Inspiration

How Much Does a Grand Piano Cost?

How much does a grand piano actually cost? New grand pianos can start in the mid-teens and extend well beyond $100,000, while pre-owned prices vary widely based on the instrument, age, and condition. Learn what affects grand piano pricing, what you can expect at different budget levels, and why factors like preparation, promotions, trade-ins, and included services matter when comparing your options.

Why Do Pianos Sound Different? Understanding the Voice of an Acoustic Piano

If you’ve ever compared acoustic pianos side by side, you’ve probably noticed how different they can sound. One may have a warm, rich voice, while another beams with brightness. One can seem almost to whisper, while the piano beside it fills the room as though it’s been waiting all day to show off. Those differences aren’t random. A piano’s sound is shaped by a combination of its design, size, materials, craftsmanship, preparation, condition, the pianist’s touch, and even the room where it’s played.

Acoustic Pianos with Modern Technology: SILENT, TransAcoustic, and Disklavier

Many people begin their piano search knowing they want an acoustic piano, with real hammers, strings, and a wooden soundboard. They’re drawn to its natural sound, responsive touch, and the experience of playing a traditional instrument. What they may not realize is that an acoustic piano can now also include headphone practice, adjustable volume, additional instrument sounds, recording, and even performance playback.

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