Collection: Player Pianos

Player pianos, also known as reproducing pianos, are a type of piano that can play music without the need for a pianist to physically strike the keys. They achieve this through a complex system of mechanical components. They offer an extensive library of pre-recorded music, playback customization, and recording capabilities. These instruments provide a versatile and enjoyable musical experience, making them a popular choice for pianists and music enthusiasts. Learn more on the QRS website.

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Pianos by Brand (A-Z)

Acrosonic Pianos | Explore New and Restored pianos
Acrosonic pianos, produced by the Baldwin Piano Company, were first...

Acrosonic Pianos | Explore New and Restored pianos
Aeolian Pianos
Founded in 1887 by William B. Tremaine, the Aeolian Company quickly established...

Aeolian Pianos
Aldrich Pianos
Aldrich pianos are considered to be a lesser-known type of piano manufactured...

Aldrich Pianos
Anderson Pianos
Anderson pianos, established in the early 20th century by the Anderson family,...

Anderson Pianos
Andreas Christensen Pianos
Founded in 1912 in Copenhagen, Denmark, Andreas Christensen pianos are renowned for...

Andreas Christensen Pianos
Astin Weight Pianos
Astin Weight pianos, founded in 1958 in Salt Lake City, Utah, are...

Astin Weight Pianos
Autopianos
Established in New York in 1903, The Autopiano Company quickly gained prominence...

Autopianos
Baldwin Pianos
Baldwin pianos have a rich history that spans over a century, with...

Baldwin Pianos
Bauer Brothers Pianos
The Julius Bauer Piano Company was established in 1857 in Chicago by...

Bauer Brothers Pianos
Baumeister Pianos
Baumeister pianos are a notable name in the world of musical instruments,...

Baumeister Pianos
Beckwith Pianos
Beckwith pianos, established by Sears Roebuck & Company in the late 19th...

Beckwith Pianos
Behr Bros Pianos
Behr Bros Pianos, established in 1881 by Henry and Edward Behr in...

Behr Bros Pianos
Bell Co Pianos
Bell Co Pianos, founded in 1864 by brothers William and Robert Bell...

Bell Co Pianos
Bluthner Pianos
Blüthner pianos, established in 1853 by Julius Blüthner in Leipzig, Germany, are...

Bluthner Pianos
Bosendorfer Pianos
Bösendorfer pianos, originating from Vienna, Austria, were founded in 1828 by Ignaz Bösendorfer....

Bosendorfer Pianos

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Piano Collections

New Pianos
Buying a new piano offers several advantages, including quality assurance, warranties,...

New Pianos
ALL Grand Pianos
Grand pianos are among the most prestigious and iconic musical instruments, known...

ALL Grand Pianos
ALL Upright Pianos
Upright pianos come in various sizes, with heights ranging from about 36...

ALL Upright Pianos
Restored Pianos
Restored pianos are musical instruments that have undergone a thourough process of...

Restored Pianos
Player Pianos
Player pianos, also known as reproducing pianos, are a type of piano...

Player Pianos
Family Heirloom Piano Restorations

Family Heirloom Piano Restorations
Before & After Transformations
A "before and after" transformation of a piano refers to the process...

Before & After Transformations
Restored Vintage Player Pianos

Restored Vintage Player Pianos
All Pianos

All Pianos
Hailun Pianos
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Hailun Pianos
Black Pianos

Black Pianos
White Pianos

White Pianos
Walnut Pianos

Walnut Pianos
Wood Finish Pianos

Wood Finish Pianos
Mahogany Pianos

Mahogany Pianos

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Shop Pianos By Size

ALL Grand Pianos
Grand pianos are among the most prestigious and iconic musical instruments, known...

ALL Grand Pianos
Concert Grands 9'+
A concert grand piano is the largest and most prestigious type of...

Concert Grands 9'+
Mid-Size Grands 5'3"-8'11"

Mid-Size Grands 5'3"-8'11"
Baby Grands 4'5"-5'2"
A baby grand piano is a smaller version of the grand piano,...

Baby Grands 4'5"-5'2"
ALL Upright Pianos
Upright pianos come in various sizes, with heights ranging from about 36...

ALL Upright Pianos
Tall Uprights 48"+

Tall Uprights 48"+
Studio Pianos 45"-47"
Stuido pianos range from 45-47 inches in height.

Studio Pianos 45"-47"
Console Pianos 41"-44"
Console pianos are upright pianos designed for home use, offering a more...

Console Pianos 41"-44"
Spinet Pianos 36"-40"
Spinet pianos are the smallest of the upright piano, typically standing at...

Spinet Pianos 36"-40"
Mini Pianos

Mini Pianos

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Experience our Passion, Shop Talk & Piano Stories... BRIGHAM'S PIANO RESTORATION BLOG

CNC Piano Restoration: Crafting New Brass Rails...

October 28, 2025
I want to take you behind the scenes of one of the most fascinating projects we do here at Brigham Larson Pianos — using CNC precision machining to rebuild brass...

CNC Piano Restoration: Crafting New Brass Rails...

October 28, 2025
I want to take you behind the scenes of one of the most fascinating projects we do here at Brigham Larson Pianos — using CNC precision machining to rebuild brass...
Precision Piano CNC Restoration – Blending Mode...

August 20, 2025
CNC Piano Restoration: Precision Pinblock Replacement – Part 1 When replacing a pinblock in an upright piano, I often find it is one of the most challenging jobs in...

Precision Piano CNC Restoration – Blending Mode...

August 20, 2025
CNC Piano Restoration: Precision Pinblock Replacement – Part 1 When replacing a pinblock in an upright piano, I often find it is one of the most challenging jobs in...
Upgrading Our Piano Restoration Process With a ...

June 27, 2025
We’re always looking for ways to improve the quality and precision of our restoration work here at Brigham Larson Pianos. In this video, I walk you through one of our...

Upgrading Our Piano Restoration Process With a ...

June 27, 2025
We’re always looking for ways to improve the quality and precision of our restoration work here at Brigham Larson Pianos. In this video, I walk you through one of our...

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