North Texas Piano Gallery
682-223-1024Colleyville, TX

16 upright pianos in our Colleyville showroom, ready to play.

Upright pianos for sale in Dallas–Fort Worth

Console, studio and professional uprights from 44" to 53". A tall upright matches a small grand for tone and takes up far less floor space.

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Understanding Upright Pianos

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Spinet

Under 40" tall. The most space-efficient option. Suitable for beginners with limited room.

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Console

40–43" tall. The most popular home upright — compact cabinet, ideal for students and families.

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Studio

45–48" tall. A step up in action and tone. Common in schools and music studios.

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Professional

50–60" tall. The tallest upright. Approaches grand piano tone with a full-length string scale.

Why Upright?

01

Takes Less Space

An upright fits against any wall. Even a studio upright works where a grand would be impossible.

02

More Affordable

Quality uprights start significantly lower than comparable grands — without sacrificing touch or tone for home use.

03

Easy to Maintain

Vertical action is simpler to regulate and service. Regular tuning keeps an upright playing beautifully for decades.

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Before you buy

We wrote these because customers kept asking. No sales pitch — just what we would tell you standing in the showroom.

Upright Pianos

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does an upright piano cost?

New upright pianos generally range from about $6,000 to $25,000 depending on height, brand, and cabinet finish. At North Texas Piano Gallery our new Kawai uprights start in the mid-$6,000s, and certified pre-owned uprights are available at lower price points.

What is the difference between a console, studio, and professional upright?

The categories are defined by height. A console upright (40–43") is the most popular home size, a studio upright (45–48") offers a longer scale and richer tone for schools and serious students, and a professional upright (50–60") is the tallest, approaching grand-piano tone with a full-length string scale.

Are upright pianos good for beginners?

Yes. A quality upright gives beginners a full 88-key weighted action and acoustic tone in a space-saving, more affordable cabinet — an ideal foundation for students before, or instead of, moving to a grand.

How often does an upright piano need to be tuned?

Most upright pianos should be tuned about twice a year to stay at concert pitch (A440). A new piano may need an extra tuning in its first year as the strings settle.

Do you deliver upright pianos in the Dallas-Fort Worth area?

Yes. We deliver throughout the DFW metroplex — including Dallas, Fort Worth, Southlake, Keller, Grapevine, and surrounding communities — from our showroom in Colleyville, TX.

Find Your Upright

Visit our Colleyville showroom to compare uprights side by side — from student consoles to professional studio models.

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Mon–Fri 10am–6pm  ·  Sat 10am–5pm  ·  Sun Closed