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Piano Appraisal Calculator
Estimate the market value of your Yamaha or Kawai upright piano
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Inspection Checklist
Tick issues found during inspection. Each issue lowers the appraisal price accordingly.
Soundboard shows signs of damage or separation
Bass strings are dead or have no resonance
White/black keys have sustain problems
Signs of rust, mould, or moisture damage
Excessive brass wear or corrosion
Sticky hammers or keys that don't return properly
Keys don't drop properly or have excessive play
Hammers make clicking sounds or are broken
Piano is significantly out of tune
Hammer let-off timing problems
Keys are not properly leveled or aligned
Keys have excessive lateral movement or wobble
Inconsistent key depth or travel distance
Poor damping mechanism affecting sound quality
Keys are too heavy or have inconsistent touch weight
Loose screws affecting piano stability or function
Overall tone sounds too mellow and no power however hard you play the keys
Sound is too harsh with lots of metal sounds
Overall Condition Grades
Grades are automatically calculated based on your inspection checklist selections.
Original base quality of piano sound
Appraisal Result
Please select a piano model to see the appraisal result.
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Important Disclaimer
This calculator provides a rough estimate based on general market conditions and common issues. Actual piano values can vary significantly based on specific condition, market demand, location, and other factors. For accurate appraisals, professional inspection is recommended.