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We Buy Used Pianos

Sell your piano today!  We are always buying quality made Pre-Owned Acoustic Pianos!  

Top Brands Accepted

Yamaha, Steinway & Sons, Kawai, Mason & Hamlin, Bosendorfer, Bechstein, Schimmel and Boston

Professional Movers

Professional pick up from licensed and insured piano movers!

Payment on Pickup

Get Paid on Pick Up!

Removal Service

If your piano has reached the end of its service life, we’ll still offer a professional removal quote.

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    Everything You Need to Know Before You Sell

    We specialize in Yamaha, Steinway, Kawai, Mason & Hamlin, Bösendorfer, Bechstein, Schimmel, and Boston. However, we’re happy to consider other makes as well—just share the details in your form.

    Yes. But first we need to see some pictures of the stairs. For pianos located upstairs or in more complex situations, we can provide a custom quote for safe, professional removal.

    You’ll receive a check at the time of pickup—no waiting, no hassle.

    The short answer is No.  Pianos are only serviceable for 50-75 years before needing major rebuilding.  

    We do not purchase used Digital Pianos, Keyboards and Stage Pianos.

    How to Find Your Piano Serial Number

    Knowing your piano’s serial number is the first step in determining its value and history. The location of the serial number varies depending on whether you have a grand or upright piano.

    grand piano's serial number location, typically found on a metal plate underneath the music desk

    For Grand Pianos

    The serial number on grand pianos is typically a 7-digit number stamped on a brass or gold-colored plate. You’ll find this plate underneath the music desk (the panel that holds your sheet music) inside the piano. Simply lift the music desk to reveal the serial number.

    upright piano's serial number location in the upper right corner of the frame

    For Upright Pianos

    For upright pianos, open the top lid of the instrument and look in the top right corner. The serial number is usually printed in black ink on the inside of the piano, either on the frame or on a metal plate.