Sell my Bösendorfer piano

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We purchase Bösendorfer grand and upright pianos if you are looking to sell your Bosendorfer

Please send us an email with the following information to: info@robertspianos.com or phone 01865 240634 (At this stage, you don’t need to send any photographs, though they would be useful to assess more accurately how much your piano is worth.)

  1. Is it an upright or a grand?
  2. Make of piano?
  3. Height of upright or the length of the grand: (measured from the front of the keys to the back of the pianos
  4. Serial number if available
  5. How much use has the piano had?, if known
  6. Is the casework in original condition?
  7. Brief comments on the condition of the piano in general?
Taking photos: (If you take photos, please could you supply the following. Please try to fit as many photos as possible into one email)
  1. The piano taken from the front slightly to one side
  2. Close-up of the keys and name
  3. Close-up of the front with the lid closed
  4. The serial number or the piano on the frame or elsewhere if you can find it
  5. About 10 hammers in the mid treble taken from above showing the indentation in the end of them
  6. The strings and tuning pins taken towards from the middle, showing especially where the strings are wound onto the tuning pins
  7. The soundboard behind or under the strings
  8. Any obvious defects

List of Bosendorfer Models


ModelLengthInformation
1705′ 8″88
1856′ 1″88
2147′88
2006′ 7″88
2257′ 4″92
2809′ 2″88
2909′ 6″97
130CL131cm x 153cm x 69cm88

Established by Ignaz Bösendorfer in 1828, Bösendorfer is the oldest piano manufacturer still producing its own instruments today and has had a history of producing some of the finest instruments in the world. The Bösendorfer sound is usually described as darker or richer than the more pure but less full-bodied sound of other pianos like the Steinway or Yamaha pianos. On the Imperial Grand, this is due in part to the inclusion of 9 additional bass notes below bottom A (the Imperial Grand has 97 keys, compared to the more usual 88). The strings for these notes are not often struck, since very little music has been composed to make use of them. However, the strings for these notes do resonate when other strings in the piano are struck, and their presence contributes to the additional body in the tone of these pianos.

Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B%C3%B6sendorfer
For more in depth information on Bosendorfer click here

For a quote on your piano please send us an email with the piano make, model, serial number, estimated age and pictures of the piano to: info@robertspianos.com Other makes of piano that we are looking for: Allison (baby grand), Bechstein, Challen, Chappell, Fazer (upright), Feurich, Gors and Kallman, Ibach, John Broadwood, Kaps (upright), Kawai, Kemble, Knight, Richard Lipp (grand), Rogers (George), Sauter, Seiler, Steinway, Welmar, Zender… Please enquire for other makes.