The Piano Book 〈Pro →〉
While the Fourth Edition (2001) remains in print, much of its time-sensitive brand and pricing data is now maintained through Acoustic & Digital Piano Buyer . This online successor provides:
: It reviews and compares nearly every brand and style of piano sold in the United States.
: New articles and pricing data are published every Spring and Fall. The Piano Book
The book is designed to help consumers navigate the complex process of making a major instrument purchase.
: It includes modern technologies like hybrids, software-based pianos, and digital models. While the Fourth Edition (2001) remains in print,
by Larry Fine is widely regarded as the "bible" of the piano marketplace. First published in 1987, it provides a comprehensive guide for both amateur and professional players on how to evaluate, purchase, and maintain acoustic pianos. Key Content and Features
: A significant portion is dedicated to inspecting individual used pianos, which the author notes is often where the best bargains are found. Evolutionary Successor The book is designed to help consumers navigate
: An annual supplement lists current prices for more than 2,500 new piano models. Publication Details Go to product viewer dialog for this item. The Piano Book: A Guide to Buying a New Or Used Piano
