Used pianos & grand pianos in master quality
Buying a used piano is an absolute matter of trust. While the private market often harbors invisible risks – from loose vocals to fine cracks in the soundboard to worn action – I offer you transparency, security and real value.
At Klavierservice Weber, you don’t just buy a used piano. You invest in an instrument that I personally selected as a master piano technician, put it through its paces and professionally prepared it in a masterful hand.
My name stands for a fair price-performance ratio and the security of acquiring an instrument with a soul that will definitely give you pleasure for many years to come.
Ready to play in Dresden now
Julius Feurich Concert Pianino (Leipzig 1904/05) – refurbished
This powerful model 130 offers a volume of sound that surpasses many small grand pianos. Technically new felted in my master workshop, regulated and set to 440 Hz in a stable voice. A historical original with a warm bass and a modern style of play – ready for a trial game in Dresden.
3.500 €
Julius Feuchur Model 130Steingraeber & Söhne Model 130 – The Professional Piano (1981)
The legendary “grand piano replacement” from Bayreuth. This instrument (No. 34687) was technically overhauled in my master workshop: new strings, new hammers, new damping & keypads. A sonic giant that stands up to new instruments in the €50,000 class – now ready to play in Dresden.
13.500 €
Steingraeber & Sons Model 130Your advantages: Why a used piano from a specialist?
A second-hand instrument does not have to be a compromise. It can be a sonorous and stable alternative to buying a new one – if the quality is right.
- Security through Master Exam: I vouch for my expertise. Each instrument is personally checked by me for the most important criteria: tuning, condition of the acoustic system (resonance board, webs) and function of the action.
- Professional preparation: You will not receive a “living room-maintained”, but a professionally revised instrument. Each piano is carefully regulated, intoned and perfectly tuned by me. It is immediately ready to play and unfolds its full tonal potential.
- Honest & individual advice: Whether you are looking for a robust entry-level piano to start with or a used grand piano for high pianist demands – I listen to you and find the instrument that really suits you and your budget.
- Full transparency: You will find out exactly what was worked on the instrument and what condition it is in. I don’t have any hidden defects.
My promise of quality: What does “master-tested” mean?
Before a used piano is sold, it goes through a strict, multi-stage test. This analysis ensures that you acquire an instrument that not only sounds good today, but will remain stable and reliable in the future.
My master check includes:
- The acoustic system: Careful inspection of the soundboard and bars for cracks and inspection of the strings.
- The vocal position: Measuring the torques of the tuning vortex. This is crucial for the piano’s ability to keep the tuning.
- Mechanics & keyboard: Accurate inspection of all moving parts for wear (e.g. hammers, axles).
- Regulation & Voicing: Each instrument is adjusted to provide a precise, even feel and the tone character is optimally shaped.
I only offer you instruments that meet my high demands as a master piano technician.
New or used? The right choice for you
As your personal piano advisor, my goal is to find the best solution for you. In addition to my selection of carefully prepared used pianos and grand pianos, I recommend the Weber piano house for new purchases.
There you can expect an excellent selection of new brand instruments from Germany, Austria and Japan.
My advice is comprehensive: Together we will find out in an honest conversation whether a value-stable, used instrument from me or a new instrument from the piano house is the best way for your musical goals.
Find your instrument
You have to feel, hear and play a piano. Feel free to contact me for an individual consultation and make an appointment for a trial game. I take time for her.
Frequently Asked Questions about buying used pianos
What is the main advantage of buying a piano from you instead of privately?
The key advantage is security. When buying privately, expensive, hidden defects (e.g. defective tuning vertebrae, cracks in the soundboard) often lurk that a layman cannot recognize. With me you will receive an instrument that I have tested, professionally regulated and tuned by me as a master piano technician. I vouch for the quality and attitude with my name – they don’t experience any nasty surprises.
How much does a good used piano cost?
The price range is large, but a solid, entry-level piano I tested is often available at a very fair price. Much more important than the pure purchase price is the value: an instrument from me is ready to play immediately and does not require expensive initial repairs. I honestly advise you which instrument offers the best value for money for your specific wishes and budget.
Do you give a guarantee or guarantee on the used instruments?
yes You buy from me as a master craftsman and not “as seen” from private individuals. Of course, you will receive the statutory warranty on the used instruments I sell. This gives you the certainty that the action, tuning and the acoustic system are in the perfect condition I have described.
Are transport and the first tuning included after the purchase?
Piano transport requires specialists. I would be happy to organize the professional transport for you by an experienced partner company on fair terms. After transport, a piano has to get used to the new indoor climate. The first tuning at your home is therefore an important service, which we discuss individually when buying.
Does a used piano have to be tuned more often than a new one?
Not if it has been professionally checked. A decisive part of my “master check” is the check of the vocal position (torque of the vocal whirls). A good used piano, which I release for sale, keeps the tuning just as reliable as a new instrument. In general, I recommend having every piano (whether new or used) tuned once or twice a year to get the value and the sound.
I am a beginner. What should I look out for when buying?
Especially as a beginner, reliable action and a stable tuning are crucial so that the joy of the game is not lost. Hearing and dexterity must adjust to a properly functioning instrument. When it comes to entry-level pianos, I pay particular attention to the fact that you get an instrument with a precise feel that accompanies you reliably for many years.