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EnglishWhich Piano Brands and Models Are Available at Cunningham Piano?
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Cunningham Piano Since 1891 carries both new and pre-owned pianos across several brands, with showrooms in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware. The featured new brands are Yamaha, Bösendorfer, Clavinova, Steinway, Cunningham, and Petrof. The pre-owned inventory shown on the site includes specific grand and upright models from Yamaha, Young Chang, Steinway & Sons, Kawai, and Charles Walter, with listed prices ranging from about $2,790 to $52,900. If you are shopping by brand name, budget, or instrument type, the sections below map out what the site actually lists.
New Piano Brands
The site's "Featured Piano Brands" section names six brands:
- Yamaha — a broad-line maker covering acoustic pianos and digital/hybrid instruments.
- Bösendorfer — an Austrian maker positioned at the high end of the market.
- Clavinova — Yamaha's digital piano line, listed as its own brand entry.
- Steinway — the historic American maker, also represented in the pre-owned listings.
- Cunningham — the store's own house brand.
- Petrof — a Czech maker.
This mix spans entry-level digital instruments up through concert-grade acoustic pianos, so the brand list alone won't narrow your choice much. The pre-owned listings are more specific about models and prices.
Pre-Owned Grand Pianos
The site lists these grand pianos with prices:
| Model | Listed Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-Owned Yamaha N3X Hybrid Grand | $16,900.00 | Hybrid grand |
| Used Young Chang G-157 Grand | $7,845.00 (from $21,699.00, 64% off) | Marked down |
| Used Steinway & Sons M Grand | $52,900.00 (from $106,200.00, 50% off) | Highest-priced listing shown |
The Steinway M sits at roughly six times the price of the Young Chang G-157, which reflects how much brand and model tier matter in this category. The Yamaha N3X is a hybrid — an acoustic-style grand action with digital sound generation — so it competes on a different basis than the two acoustic grands.
Pre-Owned Upright Pianos
| Model | Listed Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Used Charles Walter Upright | $4,490.00 (from $18,778.00, 76% off) | Marked down |
| Used Yamaha M500 H Upright | $2,990.00 | Sold out |
| Used Kawai 803F Upright | $2,790.00 | Sold out |
Two of the three uprights shown are marked sold out, which is a useful signal: pre-owned inventory at this store moves, and the specific units listed on any given day may not be available when you check. Treat the models above as examples of what the store stocks rather than a fixed catalog.
How to Choose Among These Brands and Models
The listings suggest three practical filters:
- Instrument type first. Grands and uprights serve different spaces and budgets. The uprights shown start under $3,000; the grands start around $7,845.
- Acoustic vs. hybrid/digital. The Yamaha N3X hybrid and the Clavinova brand sit outside the acoustic category. If silent practice or volume control matters, these are the relevant entries; if you want a purely acoustic instrument, focus on the Steinway, Young Chang, Charles Walter, Yamaha, and Kawai listings.
- Brand tier vs. price. The Steinway M at $52,900 and the Young Chang G-157 at $7,845 are both grands, but they occupy very different market positions. Decide whether you are buying a name with long-term resale recognition or a specific instrument at a specific price.
Because pre-owned stock changes and some listings are already sold out, confirm current availability and pricing directly with the store — the site lists a phone number, 215-438-3200 — before making a trip to a showroom.