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Baby Grand Piano : What is it?

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The baby grand piano is the smallest grand piano at approximately five feet long. It has the same design as a grand piano, except for its size. Its strings and frames are positioned horizontally, with the strings extending away from the keyboard.  

Aside from playing music, a baby grand piano is also built as a furniture piece. It is ideal for homes with limited space and a low ceiling. It is the most affordable grand piano, making it a popular choice among the consumers. 

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Types Of Baby Grand Pianos

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Kinds of Baby Grand Pianos include the following:

Domestic baby grand piano

  • This type of baby grand piano is ideally used at home.
  • It is usually five feet and eight inches in length.


Furniture baby grand piano

  • A furniture baby grand piano is furniture piece that can also be used as a child's musical toy.
  • It can be as small as four feet and six inches in length.
  • It usually comes with a matching bench and an accompanying songbook.

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Choosing Baby Grand Pianos (Buying Tips)

Size:  To get better sound and pitch, choose the biggest baby grand piano that you can afford. The biggest size is usually five feet and eight inches long.

Pinblock:  Choose a baby grand piano with a laminated pinblock made of hardwood, preferably maple, for added strength and gripping power.

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