Used Pianos for Sale in Knoxville, TN

Pre-Owned Kawai 801-I 

Brand: Kawai

Our Price:  $3,147.00 + Tax. (Delivery TBD)

The Kawai 801-I is a high-quality 44-inch console upright piano that was built in Japan during the mid-to-late 1970s. It is one of Kawai's better furniture-style console models and is well known for its responsive action, warm tone, and reliable construction. Many examples were manufactured in 1976–1977 at Kawai's Hamamatsu factory.

Specifications

• Model: Kawai 801-I
• Type: Console upright piano
• Height: 44 inches (111 cm)
• Width: Approximately 57 inches (145 cm)
• Depth: Approximately 23 inches (58 cm)
• Keys: 88
• Pedals: 3 (soft, practice/mute rail, and sustain on many models)
• Origin: Hamamatsu, Japan
• Finish: Often satin walnut

The 801-I is appreciated for:

• Warm, balanced tone
• Clear treble
• Strong bass for a console-sized piano
• Responsive touch suitable for beginning through advanced pianists



Pre-Owned Kawai 502F

Brand: Kawai

Our Price:  $2,557.00 + Tax. (Delivery TBD)

The Kawai 502F is a 42–43-inch console upright piano built in the early to mid-1990s. Many examples sold in North America were manufactured at Kawai's U.S. factory in Lincolnton, North Carolina.

Specifications

• Model: Kawai 502F
• Type: Console upright piano
• Height: Approximately 42–43 inches
• Keys: 88
• Pedals: 3 (soft, practice/muffler, and sustain)



Pre-Owned Wurlitzer G461 Grand

Brand: Wurlitzer

Our Price:  $6,543.00 + Tax. (Delivery TBD)

The Wurlitzer G461 is a 6'1" (185 cm) parlor grand piano designed for homes, churches, teaching studios, and smaller performance venues. It offers the tonal richness of a full grand piano while remaining compact enough for residential settings.

Specifications

• Model: Wurlitzer G461
• Type: Acoustic grand piano
• Length: 6 feet 1 inch (185 cm)
• Keys: 88
• Pedals: 3 (soft, sostenuto, and sustain)
• Cabinet Finishes: Ebony Polish

Pre-Owned Webber Upright W-41

Brand: Webber

Our Price:  $3,500.00 + Tax. (Delivery TBD)

Webber W-41 was most likely manufactured in the late 1990s to early 2000s, after the Webber brand became part of the Young Chang family of pianos. During this period, many Webber consoles were built in Asia to Canadian designs and offered as quality mid-range instruments.