A few uprights will have the number stamped on the back of the instrument. In rare cases it may be stamped on the underside. Some grand pianos have the number on the wood sound board under the strings.
Now look on or around the cast iron plate inside your piano for a serial number. Of course if all hinge pins are in place simply lift up the top. NEVER open the top of any piano if hinge pins are missing. And of course check hinges for missing pins. With grands you can just fold back the part of the top that is over the music rack. In upright pianos if a pin is missing remove the other hinge pins then remove the top. The serial number is almost always inside.īefore opening the top always check all hinges on your piano's top and make sure all of them have a hinge pin, plus make sure all hinges are screwed on. If there are two names on your piano, please state both names and separate them with a comma. Check the spelling and send us the full name. The name is on the front of your piano or inside. Also tell us if your piano is an upright or a grand. We need the serial number and the name of your piano. Here's your chance to find out the age of your piano. Ever Wonder HOW Old IS MY PIANO? Two of the most asked questions are 'how old is my piano' and 'does it need tuning'.
