Restored Vintage Player Pianos - Brigham Larson Pianos

Buying a new piano offers several advantages, including quality assurance, warranties, customization options, technological advancements, longevity, and a fresh, unplayed instrument. Ultimately, the decision to buy new or used should depend on your budget, musical goals, and personal preferences, but a new piano can be a fantastic choice for many pianists. Any new piano is a great candidate for a new digital player. See more about QRS systems here.

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

Concert Grands 9'+
ALL Grand Pianos
Grand pianos are among the most prestigious and iconic musical instruments, known...

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

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

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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"
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