Some people may have heard that a piano will never be as good as it was brand new, others that the materials and craftsmanship that went into an older instrument is often of a higher quality; there are many misconceptions about the differences between used and new pianos and it can sometimes be difficult to make an informed decision when it comes time to choose your instrument. The purpose of this article is to explore these topics, separate the fact from the fiction and present the top 5 reasons to buy a used/restored piano.
Read MorePianos come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. This sometimes makes the process of choosing the piano that’s right for and your home a confusing feat. The following is a breakdown of the most common acoustic pianos you’ll see, aimed at helping you make an informed decision about which instrument is right for you.
Read MoreAre you looking to add a piano to your home? We understand that pianos are an expensive instrument, more so if they are brand new. Living in NYC, you’ll come across MANY giveaway / ridiculously low-priced pianos on craigslist, facebook marketplace, and classified ads. But how do you know they are worth the purchase or costs in moving the piano? Firstly, we recommend hiring a piano technician to look over any used piano you are purchasing. Pianos sold at stores go through a rebuilding/refurbishment process before being sold and come with a warranty for peace of mind. Here are few tips when purchasing a used piano from a piano store or from a private seller.
Read MoreAre you looking to sell your piano privately? Where can you start and what should you post? Here are some tips from the staff of Beethoven Pianos!
Read MorePianos come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. This sometimes makes the process of choosing the piano that’s right for and your home a confusing feat. The following is a breakdown of the most common acoustic pianos you’ll see, aimed at helping you make an informed decision about which instrument is right for you.
Read MoreCompared to 20 years ago, there are many ways to purchase a piano in the present day. In the old days, a customer could visit one or several different musical instrument stores, or receive a hand-me-down discounted piano from a teacher, friend, family, or neighbors. Hand-me downs or purchasing from individual sellers may be an inexpensive option, but you may not get a good deal after all. Read ahead to see why!
Read MorePianists from around the globe, at the highest level of their craft, will time and time again choose European made instruments as their vehicle for expression. Here are a few of the great European piano manufacturers (in no particular order) that still, to this day, produce pianos that come second to none around the world.
Read MorePianos come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. This sometimes makes the process of choosing the piano that’s right for and your home a confusing feat. The following is a breakdown of the most common acoustic pianos you’ll see, aimed at helping you make an informed decision about which instrument is right for you.
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