JOSEFS PIANOS
5 -
Rothwell
Northamptonshire
NN14 6EW
United Kingdom
Tel: 01536 710529
Viewing by
appointment only
Same day usually available
Monday to Saturday
10am to 5pm
Sunday & Evenings
also possible
Free parking nearby
One of the largest showrooms of new and used piano’s in the Midlands. We are a family business established for over 30 years. We sell both new and used pianos and believe it is important to offer a wide range of makes to choose from. By getting to know the best pianos to stock and preparing them to a high standard, we have built up a great deal of knowledge and expertise over the years. We always offer a warm and friendly welcome, Jon & Chris.
Tel: 01536 710529
Viewing by appointment only
Same day usually available
Monday to Saturday
10am-
Sunday & evenings
also possible
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Reasonable piano?
Old style action inside
Signs of fluid used to try to repair loose tuning pins
Over the years we have given lots of advice to people looking to buy used pianos privately. We would help them learn about what to look for and always suggest they have the piano checked and valued by a local tuner.
Auction sites such as ebay can be very good for finding many types of product but with pianos you do need to know what you are buying. This is virtually impossible from an external photo and the seller themselves may genuinely not understand what condition the piano is in. So many of the older pianos are deteriorating year by year and have serious structural problems or need a lot of expensive work. Even recent ones can have major faults.
Read our information about used pianos as a start and find out as much as you can, but unless you can arrange for the piano to be assessed by a technician, we really would suggest being very cautious. We know of people who have bought pianos this way which have been in very poor condition, one paying £1500 for a grand that would not stay in tune. He simply said he had learnt his lesson!