Blüthner Piano Prices

Blüthner sits in the very top tier of piano makers, so its pianos are priced accordingly. Here is an honest guide.

New prices

A new Blüthner grand is a top-tier purchase, broadly in the same territory as a Steinway or a Bösendorfer, from a serious five-figure sum for the smaller grands up to well into six figures for the concert models. The uprights are expensive too, in keeping with the name.

Used prices

Blüthner holds its value strongly, and a good used or restored one still costs a great deal, though less than new. As always, condition and any rebuild history, and whether the work used quality parts, matter more than age. See our buying guide.

The honest alternative

If a Blüthner is beyond the budget, a reconditioned Japanese Yamaha grand or upright gives you a fine instrument for a small fraction of the price. A Blüthner wins on warm, romantic tone and heritage; a Yamaha wins on value. See Blüthner vs Yamaha.