When you buy a new upright piano, there are several things you can dodge to ensure you have a more pleasant overall learning or playing experience. While these models can sometimes be more pricey than used options, they give you surety knowing that they are covered under warranty and perfectly up to standard. With so many options available, it can be hard to find the right instrument for you, but when you can go from the best options around, you can make sure you get the right selection. Read on to learn more about investing in a newer model. 

Under-Commit With Quality

Many people buying their first instrument will often opt for a lower-quality option. While it does make sense in many ways, offering lower prices and less of an investment, it is sadly exactly that – less of an investment. A lower quality option will not only give you a rough sound, but it will also quickly present several issues over time. And as it is not an expensive piece, repairing it won’t be worth it when it inevitably breaks. Under-committing in quality may make sense at first, but if you are really interested in growing your musical ability, investing in something more robust would be worth your time.

The “Family” Piano

While in a family of musicians, you may be lucky enough to inherit a truly beautiful piano, nine times out of ten, the family keys are overplayed and under-cared for. Starting on an instrument like this may be convenient for many, but often time can make learning and listening far more difficult than it ever needs to be. With a new model, you can ensure you are getting pure sound and in-tune keys, delivering notes that you can understand and develop with growing skill.

Used Models With Critical Flaws

Many times people will buy a used instrument thinking they have scored a deal, only to take it home and realise two of the keys are not producing sound. When you buy something second-hand, you always risk the chance of dealing with underlying issues. You can often struggle to progress in your music from faulty parts or worn-out keys if you stay on an instrument like this.

When you buy a new upright piano from our store, you can ensure you won’t have to deal with any issues or faulty elements. You can find the model you want and ensure you get it under warranty. Browse our full range to see what you can get, or contact us directly to speak to the team.  To learn more about this topic visit our website.