Selling directly to a shop is the fastest way to get cash, though you will likely receive a wholesale price (lower than market value) because the dealer must account for refurbishing and resale costs.
Selling directly to another consumer usually yields the highest price, but you must manage the listing, vetting, and moving yourself.
If you are looking to sell a piano, you generally have three main paths: selling to a , using a consignment service, or listing it on a private marketplace . 🎹 Quick Sale: Piano Dealers & Shops
Who buys used pianos in the Boston area? - M. Steinert & Sons
: Looks for brand-name pianos (Yamaha, Steinway, etc.) made within the last 40 years for their consignment program. Maximum Profit: Private Marketplaces
: Submit a form to be connected with a network of dealers, technicians, and restorers interested in buying quality used pianos.
If you aren't in a rush, consignment allows a professional shop to display, market, and sell your piano for a percentage of the final price (often a ).
: Specializes in high-end brands like Steinway and Yamaha and offers "top-dollar" cash payments. 🤝 Hands-Off: Consignment