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Author: The Piano Man

Wurlitzer Spinet $350

A great little spinet to play and brighten up the a place. Dark chocolate wood tones with a big sound. By the 1920s, Wurlitzer had an endless array of mechanical […]

Posted on February 13, 2026February 13, 2026 by The Piano Man
Posted in Spinet and Console Pianos

Baldwin Console $550

This was an all around fun Console to play, I enjoyed the combo of it’s vibrant finish and smooth playability. During the early and middle 20th Century, Baldwin enjoyed many […]

Posted on February 13, 2026February 13, 2026 by The Piano Man
Posted in Spinet and Console Pianos

Acrosonic Spinet $300

Arcosonic Pianos were are slimmer pianos in general, yet they still pack a powerful pretty tone. Baldwin Acrosonic is widely regarded as one of the best-sounding and most durable American-made […]

Posted on February 11, 2026 by The Piano Man
Posted in Spinet and Console Pianos

Acrosonic Spinet $300

This is a gorgeous Arcosonic with a rare glass top. Ready for an amazing homestead to dress up. Acrosonic pianos, produced by the Baldwin Piano Company from 1936 to roughly […]

Posted on February 11, 2026February 11, 2026 by The Piano Man
Posted in Spinet and Console Pianos

Baldwin Spinet $300

This Baldwin is totally playable with a great tone with beautiful checkered pattern within the music stand. Baldwin’s first manufacturing venture was the establishment of “The Hamilton Organ Company” of […]

Posted on February 11, 2026 by The Piano Man
Posted in Spinet and Console Pianos

Wurlitzer Spinet $350

If it’s the console that sell the pianos, then this one has a simple sleekness that fit’s any decor. The biggest perk may be how well it plays. The famous […]

Posted on February 10, 2026 by The Piano Man
Posted in Spinet and Console Pianos

Baldwin Spinet $400

This Baldwin has beautiful ornate golden detailing on the handles. and has great playability as well. During the early and middle 20th Century, Baldwin enjoyed many celebrity endorsements because of […]

Posted on February 10, 2026 by The Piano Man
Posted in Spinet and Console Pianos

Acrosonic Spinet $250

This Acrostic piano is a fun play, with a bright tone. Ready to liven up it’s next home. Acrosonic pianos are a classic line from the Baldwin Piano Company, first […]

Posted on February 10, 2026 by The Piano Man
Posted in Spinet and Console Pianos

Acrosonic Spinet $250

This piano is a classic beauty. Sleek neutral wood tones with a clean sound. Truly, a great playing piano at a phenomenal price. Introduced by the Baldwin Piano Company in […]

Posted on February 10, 2026 by The Piano Man
Posted in Spinet and Console Pianos

Alex Ludwig Spinet $250

Good lil dark walnut colored piano with a noble style. Keep practicing on it and develop your style the same. Ludwig & Co. pianos were manufactured by the company of the […]

Posted on February 9, 2026 by The Piano Man
Posted in Spinet and Console Pianos

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Rent-to-Own, Made Simple

Rent-to-Own, Made Simple
No interest math—just the piano price divided into 12, 18, or 24 monthly payments (RTO starts at $1,200 / $100 per month). First payment is due at signing. Each month you’ll click a payment link—easy. Delivery is typically $250–$350 (cash due at delivery; stairs/complex setups may add cost) and usually happens within 2–3 days unless you prefer a delay. Uprights get a final tune before leaving; grands are tuned by Jay after setup, plus a little concert before he goes. Learn more →

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What is the Main Difference between the Spinet and other upright pianos?

The hammers are the same size in ALL 4 piano styles.  The Spinet Piano keys will PULL up the hammers to strike the strings.  In the larger pianos, the keys will PUSH up the hammers to strike the strings.

Because the soundboard of a Spinet is the shortest of the piano family, the ‘hammer action’ is lowered to fit inside the piano and therefore the hammers need to be leveraged differently than they are in the larger brothers.

 

Cross Section of Upright Pianos

Notice, all the hammers are the same size, but it's where they are placed in relation to the size of the soundboard making the difference being the spinet keys PULL up the hammer action while the others PUSH up the action hammers.
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