Pianos come in many forms, from traditional acoustic instruments to modern digital and hybrid designs. This page is meant to give you a clear overview of the different types of pianos available today, along with an easy way to browse current inventory. Whether you are selecting a first piano, upgrading to a higher performance instrument, or narrowing your search to a specific style or brand, this is the best place to start.
Acoustic pianos are known for their natural sound and expressive touch, while digital pianos offer consistency, quiet practice options, and modern features. Hybrid pianos bridge the gap by combining real piano action and other acoustic components with digital technology. Understanding these differences makes it easier to choose a piano that fits your space, goals, and long term plans.
Types of pianos
Grand pianos
Grand pianos use a horizontal string layout and gravity assisted action, which allows for precise control and dynamic expression. They are often chosen by experienced players and anyone seeking the most traditional acoustic experience.
Upright pianos
Upright pianos offer an acoustic piano experience in a more compact design. They are a popular choice for homes, schools, and studios where space efficiency is important.
Digital and hybrid pianos
Digital pianos provide consistent touch, headphone practice, and modern features. Hybrid pianos enhance this experience by incorporating real piano action parts for a more authentic feel.
How to choose a piano
- Room size and environment. Consider both physical space and sound levels when choosing between acoustic and digital options.
- Touch and response. A consistent and controllable action is critical for progress, especially for students.
- New versus used. New pianos offer current designs and warranties, while used pianos can provide excellent value when properly prepared.
- Long term goals. Think about how the piano will be used over time, including practice frequency and potential upgrades.
If you would like guidance based on your space, playing level, or musical goals, our team can help narrow the options quickly and clearly.
About our piano selection
Worldwide Piano offers a wide selection of new pianos and used instruments to meet the needs of students, educators, and experienced players. Our showrooms feature a carefully curated collection of high quality American and imported pianos, including grand, upright, hybrid, and digital instruments.
We are authorized to represent many leading piano manufacturers, allowing us to offer full warranty coverage, manufacturer supported financing, authentic parts, and certified service. This ensures confidence in both performance and long term value.
Our inventory depth and purchasing scale allow us to provide competitive pricing across a broad range of instruments, helping customers find the right piano at a price that makes sense.
New arrivals
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Kawai K-300 Ebony Polish Upright Piano -short term Loan Return used-
Original price was: $14,095.00.$10,495.00Current price is: $10,495.00. -
Kawai K-400 Uprght
Original price was: $14,995.00.$12,095.00Current price is: $12,095.00. -
Kawai k500 Aures
Original price was: $24,895.00.$17,095.00Current price is: $17,095.00. -
Kawai GL20 Baby Grand Piano (Open BOX 2025)
Original price was: $24,594.00.$17,895.00Current price is: $17,895.00. -
Steinway L Ebony Satin. Refinished and Refurbished. (1993)
Original price was: $109,900.00.$44,800.00Current price is: $44,800.00.
Piano brands we carry
We offer a wide selection of new and used pianos from respected American and international manufacturers. Availability varies by inventory, but brands we regularly carry include Kawai, Yamaha, Steinway, Baldwin, Charles Walter, Seiler, Bechstein, Knabe, Hallet Davis and many others.:
