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2020 Black Friday Piano Sale

November 20, 2020

2020 Black Friday Piano Sale

UNPRECEDENTED SAVINGS! PLEASE MAKE AN APPOINTMENT !
For the safety of our customers and staff, this year’s Annual Black Friday sale will be BY APPOINTMENT ONLY! We will be offering both in person or virtual appointments.
We understand this is a challenging time for everyone and there couldn’t be a better time to purchase a piano for your home or upgrade what you currently have. We are all spending more time in our home and playing the piano is a wonderful break from our screens. Not to mention, playing the piano has been proven to reduce stress and anxiety. Something we all could use more of these days! For these reasons, we will be offering unprecedented savings on our popular brands like Casio, Hailun, Yamaha, Kawai, Petrof, Steinway and many more. Our appointments are limited in availability, so click here to reserve your virtual or in person appointment now. 




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