Work with the experts.
Let our proven, worldwide marketing approach maximize the value of your piano.
What is my piano worth?
For most piano owners, this can be a daunting question. We have the knowledge, expertise, and resources to answer it correctly and maximize the potential value of your piano.
Technical Know-How
Today's buyer expects to be well-informed about their purchase. We inspect and prep all of our pianos, so we can answer the most specific questions with confidence.
We'll Handle the Shipping
We will safely pick up the piano from your home and take care of delivering it to its new home, nationwide or worldwide.
Worldwide Marketing
Someone, somewhere could be looking to buy your piano right now! We have the tools to make sure they find it.
Value-Added Buyer Services
We help arrange buyer financing, tailor it to the buyer's needs, and install new technology options, adding tremendous value to your instrument.
Selling Your Piano: How it Works
We make it
1. Tell us about your piano.
Use our convenient form to tell us about your piano. It's easy and there's no obligation.
2. We'll get to work for you.
We'll get back to you quickly with an upfront summary of the purchase or consignment options available for your piano. You'll know right away the actual amount that you'll receive.
3. We'll pick it up.
If you like what you see, call us to schedule a pick-up of your piano. Our insured, professional piano moving service will get the piano out of your home right away.
4. You get paid.
You'll receive payment according to the schedule we've discussed with you in advance. It's that simple!
Frequently Asked Questions
Although many sellers choose to operate on a consignment basis with their pianos, we are sometimes able to purchase pianos outright from sellers. Pianos are assessed for potential purchase on a case-by-case basis; if you'd like to know if we'd be able to purchase your piano, please feel free to call or email us.
Yes, in fact most sellers choose to use our services to sell their pianos on consignment.
Sadly, no. Many pianos presented to us have met or exceeded their intended lifespan and do not retain much value in the open market.
Some common examples include:- Pianos produced by makers who are no longer in business
- Traditional pneumatic player pianos (which use paper rolls)
- Small upright pianos (spinet or console pianos 43'' tall or smaller)
- Very small baby grand pianos (5' in length or shorter) which are 30 years old or greater
- Digital pianos or keyboards 10 years old or greater or without an 88-note fully weighted keyboard
Most pianos falling into this category have a market value between $0 and $1000. Unfortunately we are unable to provide more specific valuations for pianos in this category.
This is not our specialty. The value estimates that we can provide you assume that the piano will be listed for sale in the current market, and may not be suitable for purposes of insurance or tax deduction.