How much does a Mason and Hamlin piano cost?

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Year	Details	Price
2022	Mason & Hamlin Model 50	$34,201
1939	1949 Mason & Hamlin Baby Grand Piano 5’5″ Model B	$21,670
1913	Mason & Hamlin upright grand piano 56”	$2,995
1928	Mason & Hamlin Model A grand piano	$13,995

Is Mason and Hamlin better than Steinway?

Ratings requested were of “tone quality”, “touch quality” and “overall quality”. In each category, the pianists rated Mason & Hamlin significantly higher than Steinway. The higher ratings for Mason & Hamlin tone quality and overall quality, although significant, were only modest.

How much does a Mason and Hamlin Model 50 cost?

approximately $28,000
As with all of its pianos, Mason & Hamlin builds the Model 50 by hand, using only the finest materials, making it the best value in its class. And, as always, Mason & Hamlin pianos are Made in America.” New Model 50 Upright’s retail for approximately $28,000.

Are old Mason and Hamlin pianos good?

True to the essence of being a product of one of the world’s oldest and most respected piano manufacturing companies, Mason and Hamlin pianos are known for the rich and velvety sound made possible by the precise action and quality materials that characterize this top quality brand.

How do you date a Mason and Hamlin piano?

To find the age of your piano, first locate the serial number. On Mason & Hamlin grand pianos the serial number can be found on the cast iron plate between the tuning pins under the music desk. On Mason & Hamlin upright pianos the serial number can be located on the cast iron plate when you open the lid.

Is Mason and Hamlin a good piano brand?

Mason & Hamlin pianos are consistently counted amongst the world’s Top 10 instruments, with frequent comparisons to Steinway, Fazioli, Steingraeber, and Bechstein. And refreshingly, they are still made by hand in the United States in very limited quantities by some of the industry’s most respected craftsman.

Who owns Mason and Hamlin?

In 1996, two brothers—Gary and Kirk Burgett—acquired Mason & Hamlin Piano Co., located in the heart of Haverhill, Massachusetts.

Where are Mason and Hamlin pianos made?

Haverhill
In 1996, Mason & Hamlin was acquired by Burgett, Inc., which also owns PianoDisc, a maker of reproducing piano systems of the same name. Mason & Hamlin pianos are still manufactured in Haverhill and distributed throughout the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Asia.

Where is the serial number on a Mason and Hamlin piano?

On Mason & Hamlin upright pianos the serial number can be located on the cast iron plate when you open the lid. This will be stamped on the plate of the piano. If you do not find the serial number in this location, look for an oval opening in the plate – just left of the center of the piano.

Who makes Mason and Hamlin pianos?

the Burgett brothers
In 1996 the Burgett brothers, owners of PianoDisc, purchased Mason & Hamlin out of bankruptcy and set about reestablishing manufacturing at the six-story factory in Haverhill, Massachusetts. The company emphasizes limited-quantity, handbuilt production, and currently manufactures from 200 to 350 pianos per year.

Are Mason and Hamlin pianos still made?

Mason & Hamlin pianos are still manufactured in Haverhill and distributed throughout the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Asia. Mason & Hamlin is a member of NAMM, the International Music Products Association and Piano Manufacturers Association International.

Where are Mason & Hamlin pianos manufactured?