How much does a real piano cost?

Answer 1

First, I'll assume that by "real" you mean a traditional wooden instrument with a full keyboard, as opposed to something like a synthesizer.

It really depends on the size and style of the piano and the brand name. For example, a lower-end Yamaha vertical (in which the wires are strung upright) piano may cost as little as $5000 USD, whereas a Baldwin may cost half as much.

A "baby" grand piano from Steinway could run you anywhere from $50,000 to $100,000 USD, but you can find a full-size concert grand piano by Baldwin priced around $60,000.

If you're just starting out, you might be okay with just a cheap used piano from ebay. A quick search there shows uprights from $300-$3000 USD, and grands (mostly baby grands) from $1500-$15000 USD.

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Answer 2

Cheap used pianos can sell as low as $100-$300, but it depends highly on the type of piano. An average piano is over a thousand dollars, so depending on whether you're buying or selling, you'll want to look at different sources of information.

Answer 3

Electric pianos can be bought for only a few hundred dollars. Genuine acoustic pianos are considerably more expensive. A few thousand dollars will pay for a low cost model but some of the finest piano makers price theirs in the region of $100,000 for a concert grand piano.

Answer 4

it depends what type you want grand pianos are cheapest£700 but keyboards are from£10

Answer 5

well， it really depends on the qualitie of the piano, if it is really good, it will cost up to 5,000 or even higher cost, if a random one, maybe about 2,000 or 1,000.

Answer 6

200 euros