Used & Pre-Owned Pianos
A well-chosen pre-owned piano can offer far more instrument for the money than a new one — provided it has been properly inspected. Every piano we sell is checked by Master Ranjan Fernando before it reaches our showroom floor.
Who This Suits
- Buyers who want a genuine acoustic instrument — real strings, real hammers, real tone — at a fraction of new-piano pricing.
- Anyone who values character and heritage in an instrument, including older makes no longer sold new.
- Budget-conscious families and students for whom a quality used upright is a more practical first step than a new digital or acoustic piano.
What to Consider
- Provenance and inspection: ask what was checked — action, tuning stability, soundboard condition, cabinet finish — before you buy.
- Age versus condition: an older piano that has been well cared for can outperform a younger, neglected one.
- Post-purchase tuning: any piano that has been moved or stored should be tuned again shortly after it arrives in its new home.
Currently Available
Pre-Owned Upright Piano
Kawai
| Model | K-Series Upright |
|---|---|
| Type | Upright Piano |
Pre-Owned Upright Piano
L.J. Liew
| Model | Heritage Upright |
|---|---|
| Type | Upright Piano |
Pre-Owned Upright Piano
Chappell
| Model | London Classic |
|---|---|
| Type | Upright Piano |
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