Piano for my home
The Most Important Thing About Buying a Piano, According to Our Founder:
“Only the Connection Matters”
When shopping for a piano, you’ll hear countless opinions,
stories, and sales pitches. But if you don’t feel a connection with
the piano when you play—no price tag or backstory can make
up for it. – Todd Sanders
Sanders Pianos Used Steinways:
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Why Choose Sanders Pianos for Restored Steinways?
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Debunking Common Myths About Restored Steinways (It’s it own thing but should go with rebuilt Steinways):
Myth 1: Only Steinway restorations are "Genuine
Truth: The Steinway NY Restoration Center closed in 2021. Their work is now outsourced, just like many independent restorers.
Myth 2: Original soundboards are inferior to new ones.
Truth: Restored old-growth wood soundboards often outperform new ones. They are repaired rather than replaced to maintain their original tone.
Myth 3: A Steinway isn’t genuine without 100% Steinway parts.
Truth: Steinway sources parts externally. High-quality German parts can match or even exceed the originals in performance.
Myth 4: Restoring a Steinway costs over $50,000.
Truth: While Steinway charges that much, Sanders Pianos offers fully rebuilt Steinways for significantly less.