We Are Extremely Selective

There are thousands of used pianos available. But not every piano is a good piano, and an attractive price does not necessarily make an instrument a good value.
Older pianos can have hidden problems that aren’t immediately obvious. Years of wear, neglect, improper storage, humidity, worn action components, structural issues, soundboard problems, and other repairs can turn an inexpensive piano into an expensive mistake.
That’s why we are picky.
Very picky.
We carefully consider the condition, quality, history, playability, tone, construction, and overall value of every pre-owned instrument we offer. When appropriate, instruments are inspected and prepared by qualified piano technicians before they are presented to our customers.
If we don’t believe a piano meets our standards, we don’t put it on our showroom floor.
We would rather have fewer pianos that we believe in than a showroom full of instruments we don’t.