How much does a Steinway Model S cost?

Model S: The smallest of Steinway grand pianos produced in the Queens factory, the Model S measures 5′ 1″ and ranges from $65,600 to $71,600.

How much is my Steinway worth?

The cost of a new 5’1″ Steinway S piano is $69,700. Larger Steinway pianos like the 9′ model D cost $171,000. Smaller Steinway pianos like model A, B, L, M and O cost between $74,300 – $129,000. Used Steinway pianos average 48% of the current MSRP prices.

Do Steinway pianos hold their value?

With the exception of digital pianos, which do depreciate with age (because of advances in technology), most reputable pianos age well as long as they are properly cared for. Therefore, there is no evidence or market research to suggest that Steinways hold their value longer or better than other reputable brands.

Who buys old Steinway pianos?

A front page article in the WSJ about Steinway Piano pricing and the secondary market, featured Park Avenue Pianos as a specialist in the resale market. If you’re looking for an appraisal of your Steinway Piano, a fair value, and the steps needed to sell your piano for a cash offer, see below or call 1-800-463-8120.

Are old pianos worth any money?

Like antique books, antique pianos are not worth a lot of money just because they are old. In actuality these old instruments may be worth very little at all. Most antique, upright pianos are worth $500 or less in very good condition.

Is Steinway better than Baldwin?

True, both Steinway and Baldwin continue to make baby grands, the Steinway S and the Baldwin M, mostly due to market demand for grands that fit into compact spaces. But the larger grands are far superior and deliver far more satisfaction to the pianist.

When did Steinway start assigning style numbers to pianos?

In that year Steinway began to assign style numbers to some of their pianos and by 1866 each piano was designated in this way. These early style numbers, however, referred to both differences in scale design and differences in furniture styling.

What’s the difference between Steinway Model O and L?

The model O, above, has a round tail. The model L, below, has a square tail. The squared-off tail allows for more soundboard vibrating area near the bass bridge. This is the only difference between the model O and model L. The model O is still made in Steinway’s factory in Hamburg, Germany.

Where is the Steinway Model V piano made?

Model V is currently made in Steinway’s factory in Hamburg, Germany. Steinway made grands and uprights with extended cases for the Aeolian Co., who installed the Duo-Art reproducing mechanism.

How big is a Steinway baby grand piano?

MODEL SERIAL NUMBERS DATES OF MANUFACTURE ACTUAL SIZE Model M First One # 149,500 Made in 1911 5′ 6″ 1914 5′ 6 &3/4″ 1918- 5′ 7″ Model S Baby Grand Piano First One # 280,900 Made In 1935- 5′ 1″