Piano buying guide

Buying a piano is not a easy task. Of course buying a piano is an exciting task but it’s equally difficult. You might need to go thru few piano buying guides and also consult a professional so that you can know what to do, what to look for and where to look for while buying a piano. There are few things to consider before buying a piano and they are very essential if you do not want to regret later for not going thru it before. Those few things are like what’s your proficiency level and what kind of piano you should you buy for level of proficiency? Do have enough space in your home to keep the piano or have you generated space for a piano? What kind of brands or what kind of piano you want? And do you have enough budgets to buy the piano to buy the piano you like or what kind of piano can you get with your budget? With these question considered and answered before walking in to a piano shop buying a piano will be easy.
What level of piano player are you? You should think this before buying a piano. According to different knowledgeable persons buying a piano that’s a little better than your level is a good idea. The idea is to get bit higher level of piano than you deserve and then grow into it. Or if you have other better players in your family and you want to go the professional than you can go for most advanced level.
Spacing before buying a piano is very important. Depending upon the brands and modules piano might occupy variable space. But normally occupies from 5 feet wide x 5 feet deep area (for Upright pianos) to 5 to 7 feet wide X 4 1/2 to 9 1/2 feet length. A 5X5 foot space is enough for even pianist in an upright piano but for grand piano you might need extra 2 feet. And other important things to remember while placing piano inside the house is that piano should be placed away from sources of heat and cold like radiators, heating vents, air conditioners, direct sunlight and fireplaces. All these things should be taken care before bringing home the piano.
The sound of a piano depends upon the strings. So it’s better to buy the tallest upright and the longest grand piano you can afford. You can go online compare the prices and go for few visits to the piano shop before deciding the final step to buy the piano
Note

• Do not forget the warranty for both parts and labour. And also ask that if the warranty is transferable if you sell piano to someone else
• Always have your piano checked by a technician before buying it.
• Never hurry while buying a piano. Take your time and visit about a dozen piano shops so you’ll have enough knowledge about piano before deciding what to buy.