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Wurlitzer Spinet $250

Very good and well kept spinet for your pleasure. Please take it before I change my mind. The famous Rudolph Wurlitzer Company claimed to be sellers of ‘Everything Musical”, a […]

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

Wurlitzer Spinet $250

With a style of its own, this spinet can blend into the right living room and brighten it up at the same time. By the 1920s, Wurlitzer had an endless […]

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

Wurlitzer Console $400

Nice console with a good tone. Good for expressing while you’re progressing. The famous Rudolph Wurlitzer Company claimed to be sellers of ‘Everything Musical”, a slogan that was quite accurate! […]

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

Acrosonic Spinet $350

Nice cosmetics, well kept, and a perfect lil’ starter in your living room. Baldwin built several different lines of pianos under the “House of Baldwin” label including Acrosonic, Ellington, Hamilton, Howard, Valley Gem, Monarch, […]

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

Cable Spinet $200

This may not be our best looking piano in stock but it is just as good as the rest on the inside. That’s what counts. The Cable Piano Company was […]

Posted on February 8, 2026February 25, 2026 by The Piano Man
Posted in Spinet and Console Pianos

Wurlitzer Spinet $200

This vintage piano shows some signs of wear on the keytops but otherwise, the style goes in any antique environment. By the 1920s, Wurlitzer had an endless array of mechanical […]

Posted on February 8, 2026 by The Piano Man
Posted in Spinet and Console Pianos

Betsy Ross Spinet $300

We love it when we have a Betsey Ross in our collection. This was one of the few pianos with rounded key-fronts. They never chip. The Lester Piano Company of […]

Posted on February 8, 2026 by The Piano Man
Posted in Spinet and Console Pianos

Lowrey Console $400

Featuring premium cabinetry by Ethan Allen, this 1981 model is perfect for anyone who wants a piano that’s both a musical instrument and an elegant furniture piece for their home […]

Posted on February 8, 2026 by The Piano Man
Posted in Spinet and Console Pianos

Wurlitzer Console $400

Good looking and fin to play, the Wurlitzer brand always stood out as a great American piano. The famous Rudolph Wurlitzer Company claimed to be sellers of ‘Everything Musical”, a […]

Posted on February 8, 2026 by The Piano Man
Posted in Spinet and Console Pianos

Kimball Spinet $300

Here’s a great lil’ eye catching, well maintained spinet that is a terrific start for anyone’s music career. Perhaps the most famous and most successful of all piano manufacturers in […]

Posted on February 8, 2026 by The Piano Man
Posted in Spinet and Console Pianos

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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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