Cannot speak highly enough about Bob and A-440. He came by this afternoon and helped tune a…read more40-year-old piano that had not been serviced in 25+ years. My 15yo son is learning piano and Bob took extra time to show him how he was tuning the piano and all the different parts. Highly recommend!

I had an over 100 year old piano tuned. The service was excellent and the price was very fair. I…read morewould recommend 440 to anyone who needs a piano tuned or repaired. Very nice and personable. I'm sending them to my mom's to fix what another tuner messed up.

If you're looking to buy a piano, Classic Pianos is the place to go. Taylor helped us with buying…read moreour used Kawai piano and we're really happy with it. Delivery was quick and seamless and their trade-up policy is a great way for us to stay connected with the business in the future. They have a huge showroom and a lot of different options for what your family is looking for!

Symphony No. 2: Trading in my piano…read more I had purchased a 1930's Knabe grand from Portland Piano in 2012. It's served me well, but totally needs to be rebuilt, and I don't want to spend my cash on that. On top of that, I've downsized via divorce and it's been in storage for about a year. All this time, I'm reviewing pianos and all of my options. I'm an old-school, classically-trained pianist. In the past, I have never been impressed with digital pianos. But knowing my footprint and not wanting to annoy the neighbors, I'm thinking I need to have a silencer in place. The after-market products that you can put on an acoustic is one thing, but after having gone down from a grand piano to an upright footprint, I'm not really crazy about getting "an upright." So I look into Kawai Novus 10S and compare it with the Yamaha AvantGrand N1X. These are upright sized digital pianos with a very real feel and sound to them. Look up the technology if you're interested, it's prettt cool. I can't really figure out why the Kawai is 8k more. Both are stunning in terms of action, feel and audio quality. Both feel like their brand... Kawai is warm and yielding, Yamaha is more quick and bright. Both have great tone. Some people love one over the other, but to me, they are comparable in touch and sound quality. I don't see 8k more worth of it in the Kawai. Also. Take a look at the case on the Kawai vs Yamaha. Yamaha has a much more clean, sleek look. Kawai just looks...heavy...visually. Of course, Portland Piano is willing to take my piano as trade in and sell me the Novus. They aren't Yamaha dealers. When I am telling the salesperson I really wanted to get into a Yamaha N1X, it was a better price, they had a few choices... lower the price on the Kawai to make it worth my business, or... not. Salesperson pinged me to tell me about a hot Clavinova they got in on consignment. Obviously she doesn't know her pianos very well, if a customer is looking for something like a 10S or N1X, and they call all pushy about a Clavinova. Portland Piano did not do much of anything to retain me as a customer, so I called over to Classic Pianos. Not only did I not get the runaround, they offered me a trade-in, sight unseen, along with a swift purchase over the phone. When the salesperson said it might take a bit because they have to ship it in, imagine my happiness when they called just a few days later to schedule delivery. Delivery went well, and I love my new piano. I hope it's this easy again with my next trade-in. Thanks, Taylor and team!

I am amazed by the quality and wide selections of pianos here - Steingraeber, Steinway, Schimmel,…read moreYoung Chang, Yamaha. and more. All the pianos here are in excellent condition. Pricing is reasonable. I strongly recommend buying pianos here. Ingrid and David are the experts of them and can answer to any questions. More importantly, I can tell that they love pianos and take best care and I would like to buy or sell my piano from/ to people like them. The address on Yelp is incorrect. The correct address is 17937 SW McEwan Rd. Tigard, OR.

As a professional musician, finding a piano is quite involved. The team at Pianos Now understand…read morethe different requirements and are willing to help you find a piano that fits your budget instead of making you settle. I was impressed by the thoughtful care and questions to guide me towards the piano I needed. They have a small store, but a wonderful selection of new and quality used pianos. I feel very confident in my purchase of a used piano, as they have a long warranty period and are willing to make changes I requested before delivery. A great shop with no pushy sales speeches. I highly recommend.

Jaid did a good job and he was very honest. After evaluating our old piano he presented options…read morethat made sense and consulted throughout the process as he uncovered potential issues. This helped us make the most cost effective and logical decisions in our attempt to revitalize a very old piano. I would recommend him to anyone looking for work to be done on their piano. Thanks

Verdi felt that instruments tuned to A = 432Hz were best for his singers. It also seems to provide…read moremore intricate and beautiful Cymatic patterns and alleged to help healing. So I found a great piano tuner (Jaid Smith) that agreed to tune my piano to this frequency. He was very intrigued and did not give me a hundred reasons why this was impractical. Well I love the sound and the 1960's Baldwin grand piano didn't mind it at all. Jaid was very thorough in cleaning out the piano and readjusting the registers. This may be the only 432 hz piano in Portland but there may be other musicians out there that have researched the benefits of this tuning. I highly recommend Jaid for this or just standard tuning.

The Little Orchestra Piano Tuning and Rebuilding Shop is one of the best service businesses I have…read moreever worked with, and I cannot recommend them highly enough! I called several piano shops in the area for a quote on a very small repair and was shocked by the prices. Some companies insisted that I needed a full service package with tuning included, even though that wasn't what I needed or wanted. Then I found Britney. She was honest, knowledgeable, and incredibly helpful from the very beginning. She quickly identified the problem, repaired exactly what was wrong in about 15 minutes, and charged a very reasonable fee--far less than what I had been led to expect by other shops. What impressed me most was that Britney took the time to answer all of our questions and never tried to sell us services we didn't need. It's rare to find someone with this level of integrity, expertise, and customer care. If you're looking for a piano technician who is skilled, trustworthy, fair, and genuinely cares about her customers, look no further than The Little Orchestra Piano Tuning and Rebuilding Shop. We will absolutely use them again and will recommend them to all our family and friends!

Oh, my goodness. What a pleasure it was to work with Little Orchestra…read more Little Orchestra was a delight, from start to finish. What I Loved: --Online scheduling. --Clearly laid out pricing. --No "up selling" of services. --No judgement about my (alas) very out of tune piano. Such a contrast against our previous (also highly rated) piano tuner. I cannot recommend Little Orchestra highly enough.

Prompt and professional! He told me right up front that he might not be able to tune my 100 year…read moreold plus piano perfectly due to concerns with over stretching the strings. But turns out he was able to tune it perfectly! He also noticed a squeeky pedal, which he removed and fixed at his shop and brought back within a few days. Highly recommend Sylvester Tuning

Sylvester's is very good at what he does. He is prompt, 2 meetings both on time. He is honest on…read morehis opinions for your piano should you ask him? I can't find anything negative to say about Sylvester's. Use them and you too will be happy with the results.

We had an excellent experience! He came out to our home and was incredibly knowledgeable,…read moreprofessional, thorough, and very fairly priced. What impressed me most is that our piano sounds better than it has in over 20 years--and we've had other piano technicians work on it during that time. The difference is remarkable. He clearly takes pride in his work and made sure everything was done properly rather than simply rushing through the job. It's rare to find someone with this level of skill and attention to detail while still charging such a reasonable price. We couldn't be happier with how our piano sounds and will absolutely be using him again. I highly recommend him!

By far the best piano tuning in the Portland Metro Area! You won't be disappointed…read more Mac is a certified piano tuner/technician based out of Vancouver, WA. I've seen him in action. 2 pianos to be exact. He knows exactly what he his doing. Besides piano tuning, he also specializes in piano preservation and restoration. He breathes life back into them and he makes them sound amazing, old or new. Like I said, you will not be disappointed at all. He's also a really nice guy. Check him out. Aloha, Colbie

Joseph was recommended to us when we first bought our piano at Portland Piano Company 6 years ago…read more He's been tuning it twice yearly since then and keeps it beautifully in tune and working flawlessly. We can't recommend him highly enough!

I emailed Joseph in late April asking for a tuning appt. It took a week to get a response back, but…read moreduring an email exchange I was offered and accepted an appt, but never got confirmation. In my email I gave my phone number too but didn't hear anything. I left a voicemail for an appt confirmation later that week and never got a response. I called again when no one showed for the appt he had offered me. He apologized but had booked someone else. Disappointed with lack of communication as I've been waiting, and it affects my piano students as well. I will hire someone else with better communication and response time.