Maybe your living situation is space-challenged, or maybe a baby grand just isn’t your thing. That’s cool—because uprights truly have a soul of their own, often sound as good or BETTER than their larger cousins. (Not to mention, the price tags are usually easier on the wallet.)

Stop in and take our some of our great-sounding-and-playing uprights for a spin today!

Stay Upright on Your Search with these Tips:

Bring a Second Set of Ears

We’ll have a listen, of course, and give you our objective opinion. Our goal is to make you happy—not sell you something you’re unsure about. But make sure to always bring someone else with you, like your third-grade music teacher, or that guy you met at the bar that your pretty sure is the ghost of Cab Calloway. They’ll give you the real low-down.

Look Under the Lid

You wouldn’t buy a car without looking under the hood, right? Buying a piano is no different (just a lot less greasy). Take a closer look to ensure things are in good-working-and-looking order. If something doesn’t seem right, ask questions or walk away.

Play Around the Bench

Your upright piano should sound consistent wherever you sit. Not just front and center, but also at the far left and right. Don’t be afraid to move and grove a little!