When you strike a key on a grand piano, the corresponding hammer works with gravity to strike the appropriate string and rebound, yielding notes that are repeated more reliably, with more consistent tone and with more nuanced expression than an upright piano with its vertical, mechanized-recall hammer action provides. Grand pianos of all sizes offer superior sound quality to upright pianos due to the horizontal action of the hammers on longer piano strings. Choose from brands like Steinway, Mason & Hamlin, Kawai, Yamaha, Cristofori, and others.

Learn more about our Certified Reconditioning Process, review our baby grand pianos for sale below, or visit our College Park, MD, showroom for an in-person look at our used baby grand pianos.We have 50+ grand pianos, including petite grand pianos (4′ 6″ to 4′ 11″ long), baby grand pianos (5′ to 5′ 6″ long), grand pianos (5′ to 6′ 3″ long), and Semi- concert grand pianos (6′ 4″ to 9′ long) that range in price from $3,500 to $38,500. Used Baby Grand Pianos for Saleīefore being placed in our showrooms for sale, each of our used baby grand pianos undergoes a rigorous reconditioning process to deliver the highest-quality acoustic piano possible in regard to sound quality, overall performance and visual aesthetic. As with all grand pianos, the horizontal action of the hammers on the piano strings make baby grand pianos a superior option to uprights, because notes are repeated more reliably and with more consistent tone.

Baby grand pianos are ideal for professional and advanced piano players who have space available, because the action supports a more skillful, practiced touch than a petite baby grand piano.īaby grand pianos provide sonorous, concert-quality sound without taking up as much space as grand pianos or concert grand pianos. View our selection of reconditioned, used baby grand pianos ranging in length from 5′ to 5′ 6″ and in price from $3,500 to $16,500 by brands like Steinway, Kawai, Yamaha, and Weber.

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