Preowned & Rebuilt Steinway
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2020 Steinway & Sons 5’7 Model M Grand in Ebony Polish
Original price was: $79990.$56900Current price is: $56900. -
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Refreshed Steinway & Sons 5’10” Model L Grand
Original price was: $35590.$21590Current price is: $21590. -
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Refreshed 1925 Steinway Model M 5’7″ Grand
Original price was: $25990.$23490Current price is: $23490. -
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Original Owner Steinway Model L
Original price was: $28500.$16900Current price is: $16900.
Sanders Pianos Used Steinway
Our approach is highly selective—each piano undergoes a meticulous inspection by an independent piano technician. Only after passing this rigorous evaluation do, we certify and warrant the instrument, ensuring it meets the highest standards and exceeds our customers’ expectations. While we do carry some less expensive options, you can rest assured that any piano purchased from us offers exceptional quality and value, providing a reliable instrument at a fair price. To make your purchase even more convenient, we offer nationwide shipping, ensuring your piano arrives safely, no matter where you are.
Why Choose Sanders Pianos for
Restored Steinways?
- Exceptional Craftsmanship
In partnership with a renowned European restoration facility, our pianos are restored by artisans trained through rigorous apprenticeship programs, ensuring unparalleled attention to detail. - Preserving Legacy
We meticulously repair and restore original elements, such as the case, plate, and old-growth soundboards, to honor each piano’s heritage while maintaining its authenticity. - Modern Enhancements
Worn action parts are replaced with precise, high-quality German components, delivering optimal performance and modern reliability. - Comprehensive Warranty
Our rebuilt Steinways include the same warranty as new Steinway pianos, offering peace of mind and long-term value. - Exceptional Value
Our restored Steinways are typically available for less than half the price of a new one, providing unmatched quality and affordability.
Debunking Common Myths About Restored Steinways
Myth: Only Steinway pianos restored by Steinway are “Genuine.”
Truth: The Steinway Restoration Center in New York closed in 2021, and its work is now contracted to an independent rebuilder in the Midwest. No Steinway employees, factory workers, or engineers are involved at this location. True quality depends on the skill of the craftspeople and the materials used—not the location of the restoration.
Myth: Original soundboards are inferior to new ones.
Truth: While our rebuilding partner can replace soundboards, we prefer restoring original ones crafted from select old-growth wood sourced from mature forests no longer found today. Expert restoration repairs any cracks and restores the crown and tonal qualities, ensuring the soundboard performs exceptionally and continues to produce music as beautifully as when the piano was first crafted.
Myth: A Steinway isn’t genuine without 100% Steinway parts.
Truth: Steinway no longer manufactures all their action parts, making it impossible to have 100% Steinway-made components. During restoration, we use as many genuine Steinway parts as practical but often incorporate high-quality German-made parts that are more consistent and equally, if not more, reliable. This myth is like claiming that changing the tires on a Porsche to a different premium brand means it’s no longer a Porsche. What defines a Steinway is its craftsmanship, tonal excellence, and playability—all of which we preserve and enhance with meticulous care.
Myth: A full restoration of a Steinway starts at $50,000 and up.
Truth: While this may be true for Steinway’s own restorations, we offer fully rebuilt Steinways from Europe for less than Steinway charges for restoration alone—delivering unmatched value without compromising quality.