Where to find the number, the full 1853–2026 chart, and what your piano’s age really means. Determining a piano’s market value involves many factors, but one of the best places to start is with its serial number.
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Your piano is more than a piece of furniture—it’s a precision instrument made up of thousands of components, many of them crafted from wood, felt, and steel. For many families, a piano is also an irreplaceable heirloom.
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Purchasing a piano is an exciting investment for your home and family. Whether you are shopping for a beginner student, an experienced pianist, or simply adding music to your living space, choosing the right piano involves more than appearance alone.
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Learn why heat and humidity cause your piano to go out of tune in summer, how the soundboard reacts to moisture, what humidity levels to maintain, and how seasonal maintenance protects your piano long-term.
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Why Pianos Go Out of Tune A piano has over 200 strings under roughly 20 tons of tension. Because the instrument is primarily made of
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If you own a piano in New York or the Tri-State area, spring is one of the most important times of year to schedule a
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Will a Piano Tuning Fix My Piano? When someone schedules a piano tuning, there’s often an understandable expectation that once the technician leaves, everything on
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A well-maintained piano doesn’t just sound better—it lasts longer, holds its value, and brings joy every time you sit down to play. Whether your piano
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If you ask any piano technician for the number one secret to keeping a piano healthy and sounding beautiful year after year, the answer is
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