Spinet Pianos: Affordable Choice or Outdated Option? Find Out Before You Buy!

Are you considering a spinet piano? We’ve got a wide selection of these affordable, compact pianos in stock nationwide. But is a spinet the right choice for your home, or should you invest in a newer upright? In this video, we dive into the unique features and affordability of spinet pianos, as well as some of the challenges older spinet models might present. If you’re deciding between a spinet and an upright, this guide will help you weigh the pros and cons to find the best fit for your needs.
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[@pianowhizz]

That beauty is surprisingly tuneful! Certainly sounds like the 80s and early 90s… would also make a great saloon bar piano sound and boogie woogie sound!

[@CharlesLangSamuel]

Quite the show - more than a demo! How much more if you sign it? 😁. Liberace had several spinets around so he could practice conveniently in various rooms. Unassuming but get the job done.

[@retrogamerdave362]

There are some Spinet pianos that are quite exceptional. Baldwin in particular I found impressive but there are others that offer value that is way out of proportion to the few hundred bucks you will pay to buy them to people who are almost giving them away.

[@ragtimebill]

I have been a piano technician for fifty years and I do not cringe when a customer says they have a spinet. Quality manufacturers made good pianos while lesser quality ones made inferior units. I tune lots of spinets and my only objection is that if something goes wrong with the action it can be cumbersome to fix it. Pulling out some of those drop actions is a major hassle. I should say a word about plastic elbows that connect the sticker (abstract) to the whippen which were starting to crumble when I was starting up in the 70s. That can be an expensive repair to replace them. Fortunately, I seldom see any plastic elbows any more. The spinet piano works well for students and occasional players so I have no problem with them.