Buying a used piano in Singapore means choosing between dealer showrooms with prepared inventory and marketplace listings from individual owners. The comparison below sets out published buying formats and associated services so you can compare before visiting. Before committing, inspect the actual instrument, ask what preparation or reconditioning has been done, confirm the complete price including delivery and tuning, and understand the after-sales terms, which differ between dealer and private sales.
Researched 2026-10-24 · By Tendou
5 published options covered. This is a selected shortlist, not every provider in the market. Research method and limits.
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| Business | Buying format | Showroom location | Published services beyond sale | Key enquiry before visiting |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asia Piano | Dealer: own inventory of used Yamaha and Kawai | 31 Playfair Road #04-01, near Tai Seng MRT; Tue-Sun 12-6pm | Appraisal, repairs, restoration, tuning, buy-back | Which instruments are currently on the floor and can you bring a teacher or technician to view? |
| Music Companion | Dealer: pre-owned uprights and grands, plus rental and sell-to-us | IMM #04-31N, Jurong East; Mon-Sun 11am-5pm | Rental (delivery/setup/tuning quoted together), tuning, piano moving | What does the total quotation include for delivery, setup and tuning? Is rental available as an alternative? |
| Music Lodge | Dealer: used pianos, by appointment | Bukit Batok Street 23 #02-252; weekdays and Sat 10am-6pm by appointment | Rental for events or personal use, full servicing and repairs | What preparation has been done to the instrument, and what after-sales servicing terms apply? |
| Singapore Piano Hub | Marketplace: individual owner listings, not dealer stock | Owner listings; arrange viewing with the individual seller | Responsibilities and services agreed with the seller | Who is the seller, what evidence supports the condition, and who arranges moving and tuning? |
| Singapore Piano Shop | Dealer: used Japanese and locally sourced pianos | Online shop with About page; check for viewing arrangements | Music books and accessories, piano tuning, repair, moving, rental | Can you view the actual instrument, and which services are included in the quotation? |
Dealer inventory and an owner listing are different routes. Compare the individual instrument and written terms rather than assuming that every dealer includes inspection, a warranty, delivery or tuning. The five options below publish different combinations of sales, rental, services and owner listings.
Music Companion publishes daily 11am-5pm hours at IMM and a viewing-booking route. Its rental description says delivery, setup and tuning are quoted together; that does not mean those services are free or included in every sale.
Asia Piano publishes appraisal, repair and restoration alongside used-piano sales. Music Lodge offers an appointment-based sale, rental and servicing route. Singapore Piano Shop lists instruments, books, accessories and piano services.
Singapore Piano Hub is a different buying route: individual owner listings. Arrange the viewing and written terms with the seller rather than assuming a dealer has inspected, prepared or guaranteed the instrument. For every route, compare the actual piano and an itemised moving, access and tuning quotation.
Ask a dealer which preparation work has been completed, what you can inspect at a viewing, and which after-sales terms apply. For an owner listing, establish who is selling and arrange the condition assessment, moving and payment terms with that seller. A listing alone does not establish the piano's condition.
The selected options are not ranked by service quality or payment. These profiles compare published scope, with known Tendou relationships disclosed; they are not personal-experience reviews.
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Asia Piano publishes used-piano buying and selling, piano appraisals, repairs and restoration, with Yamaha and Kawai inventory links.
Why consider it: A route to compare if appraisal, resale and repair enquiries matter alongside the purchase.
May suit: Buyers who want to discuss an individual instrument with a dealer.
Before deciding: Confirm the viewing appointment, current inventory and written purchase terms directly.
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Music Companion publishes its own pre-owned upright and grand piano inventory at IMM in Jurong East, with separate buying, rental and sell-to-us routes. Its rental description says delivery, setup and tuning are quoted together.
Why consider it: The published routes let a buyer compare purchase with a separate rental enquiry.
May suit: Households comparing instruments in person or considering rental as an alternative to purchase.
Before deciding: Ask which costs and services the quotation includes. Rental is not a published promise of ownership or purchase credit.
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Music Lodge publishes used-piano sale and rental, services and a buying guide.
Why consider it: The site provides sale, rental and servicing routes to discuss before choosing a specific instrument.
May suit: Buyers comparing purchase with rental and ongoing servicing.
Before deciding: Check current inventory, preparation work and after-sales terms for the individual piano.
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Singapore Piano Hub hosts a used-piano marketplace with listings made directly by individual owners.
Why consider it: It offers an owner-listing route alongside the dealer options in this guide.
May suit: Buyers willing to contact the named seller and arrange their own assessment.
Before deciding: Check who is selling, what evidence supports the condition description, and who arranges inspection, moving and tuning. Do not assume dealer terms apply to an owner listing.
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Singapore Piano Shop publishes used Japanese and locally sourced pianos, music books and accessories. Its About page also lists piano tuning, repair, moving and rental services.
Why consider it: The published instrument and accessory ranges can be considered together with its moving and service enquiries.
May suit: Buyers comparing a dealer purchase with associated accessories and services.
Before deciding: Confirm availability and which services are included in the particular quotation.
This guide does not cover new piano purchases, digital pianos, or piano rental as a standalone topic. We have not personally played or inspected pianos at each dealer. Published prices and stock are as of the research date and will change. An independent assessment before any purchase remains advisable regardless of the source.
No common inclusion is established here. Ask who checks the condition and which moving, tuning, warranty and after-sales terms are actually in the written offer. A listing is not a condition report.
Music Companion and Music Lodge publish rental enquiries as well as sales. Ask for separate total quotations and the rental agreement; do not assume rent counts towards ownership.
The comparison table and decision notes were checked against public sources on 27 October 2026 (Singapore time). Profile source dates are shown individually. No firsthand service test was conducted. This is a selected shortlist, not a market-wide quality ranking. No business paid for editorial inclusion; known Tendou relationships are disclosed.
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