We have buyers looking for your used upright or baby grand piano right now!

If you live in New Mexico, Arizona, or Colorado, we will pick up, consign and sell your used upright or grand piano for you quickly, and save you the headache of listing and waiting on craigslist.

    Consignment Guidelines:


    Spinet, console or upright pianos, 39"-48" high
    Grand pianos 5'5" or smaller
    Vintage: 1970 -1990
    Brands include Baldwin, Acrosonic, Wurlitzer, Sohmer, Gulbransen, Kimball, Winter, Kohler Campbell and many more.
    Finish must be in very good condition, no broken parts or keys, good pins and board
    Contact us and we will come to your location, inspect your piano, photograph it, go over your consignment agreement and, in most cases, pick up your piano that day to begin the sales process.
    and get guaranteed cash!
    Pianos typically sell in as little as 14-30 days.
    Click here to fill out a Consignment Agreement

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