Where can I buy a Grand Piano for cheap?

Question

color: mahogany

Answer 1

depends on what condition you want it in, mine has all the original ivory and is very pretty but needs some interior work on it.

Answer 2

Depends what you mean by keyboard. If you mean electric piano/using a keyboard AS a piano then sure, that's fine - just make sure you get one with touch sensitive keys. A keyboard is not the same as a piano (even an electric piano is not exactly the same) but it is very similar. If you mean using a keyboard lazy man's piano (i.e. with backing, arpeggiators etc) then it's a lot harder to play that on a piano than on a keyboard - those skills are non-transferrable. However, you don't need to get a grand piano! I've been playing for 20 years and can't possibly afford one. You can get some really good (ok, not concert standard - but you're only a beginner) electric and stage pianos these days, and you can probably pick up a half-decent upright piano for not much money; sometimes people give them away!

Answer 3

Ebay

Answer 4

If you want one for looks and not sounds you can by an electronic one you can buy it at Sam's Club for $2000. If you want one for sound I suggest going through the ads in the newspaper.

Answer 5

it depends on how cheap. remember moving expenses and tuning. check with piano movers or storage companies, they might have an idea of where one is very cheap.

Answer 6

Go on Ebay

Answer 7

Estate auctions.

Answer 8

At the CHEAP SHOP

Answer 9

Seconhanded ones would help you