Collection: Everett Pianos

Everett pianos, established in Boston in 1883 by John Church and Frank A. Lee, are renowned for their solid construction and reliable performance. In 1926, the company relocated to South Haven, Michigan, where it continued to build its reputation. A significant innovation came in 1946 with the introduction of the Balanced Tension back, which improved tone quality significantly.

In 1973, Everett was acquired by the Yamaha Corporation. Under Yamaha's ownership, Everett pianos continued to be known for their high-quality uprights, featuring long-lasting soundboards and tight tuning pins that ensured they remained in excellent condition over the years. Learn more about this brand at the manufacturer’s website.

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