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Yamaha C3 Silent Grand, around 1980 (Refurbished)
£11,995.00 -

Yamaha C3 Grand, late-1980’s (Refurbished)
£11,995.00 -

Yamaha C3 Grand, 1994 (Refurbished)
£14,995.00 -

Yamaha C3 Grand in Polished Mahogany, late 1980’s
£10,995.00 -

Yamaha C3 Disklavier DKC-850 Grand in Polished Ebony, 1998
£19,995.00 -

Yamaha C2 Grand, 1999 (Refurbished)
£11,395.00 -

Yamaha C1X SH2 Silent Grand in Polished Ebony, 2020 (Preowned)
£19,995.00 -

Yamaha C1 Grand, 2003 (Refurbished)
£12,995.00 -

Yamaha C1 Grand in Polished Mahogany, 1999
£12,995.00 -

Yamaha C1 Disklavier Grand in Polished Mahogany, 2004
£16,995.00 -

Yamaha C1 Disklavier DKC500R XG Grand in Polished Ebony, 2002
£14,995.00 -

Steinway Model V Upright, 25 Years Old
£23,995.00
Second-Hand Pianos for everyone.
Second-Hand Pianos
Are used upright and grand pianos worth buying?
Absolutely!
Buying a second-hand piano comes with a wealth of benefits, such as the opportunity to upgrade more frequently and the ability to access more affordable instruments.
Because of this, opting for a used one is a cost-effective way for customers to purchase valuable pianos with the same high quality and condition for a fraction of the price.
If you want to learn more about the value of used pianos, check out our blog.
How much will a pre-owned piano cost?
The cost of a pre-owned piano can vary depending on the make, model, and condition of the instrument.
However, you can often expect to pay 40-60% less than first-hand, without compromising on luxury, character, and quality.
Plus, your second-hand piano will depreciate more slowly than a brand new model, which is perfect if you plan to sell your piano in the future.
For more specific prices, browse our fantastic range of pianos waiting for a new home today.
What is the best second-hand piano to buy?
Yamaha and Kawai are renowned for their consistently superlative sound quality and durable craftsmanship – making them an excellent choice for a second-hand investment.
However, to find your perfect match, we recommend visiting our showroom. Here, you can try out a variety of our first and second-hand pianos, alongside receiving bespoke, expert advice to help you choose the best option for your needs.
Or, you can get in touch with our specialists for more information that’s personalised to your requirements.
What should I look for when buying a second-hand piano?
A good place to start when shopping around for second-hand pianos is to look at reputable, distinguished brands, like Yamaha, Kawai, or Steinway. Another advantage of this is that if you need a replacement part or spare, they’re generally easier to source.
It’s often beneficial to also check the following components:
- Tuning pins (look out for rust)
- Soundboard (keeping an eye out for any significant cracks)
- Hammers
- Keys (ensure that they’re not sticking)
- Pedals (make sure they’re operating smoothly)
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