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Fischer & Sons Pianos: A Classic American Voice, Restored for a New Generation

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If you are looking for an acoustic piano that combines traditional American craftsmanship with warmth and elegance, take a closer look at a restored Fischer & Sons. Known for their pleasing tone and dependable construction, Fischer & Sons pianos were once found in music studios, schools, and living rooms across the country. Today, these pianos offer a distinctive alternative to mass-produced instruments, particularly when restored by technicians who understand their character.


At Pianos Now, we specialize in finding and restoring pre-owned Fischer & Sons pianos for customers who want something with both musical quality and personality. Every piano we offer has been carefully restored in house and delivered free to any location in the continental United States. Whether you are a lifelong player or purchasing your first serious instrument, a Fischer & Sons might be exactly what your home has been missing.


Click here to view our current selection or contact us for help choosing the right restored piano for your needs.

A Quietly Respected American Maker

Fischer & Sons was founded in the 19th century and built a reputation for dependable, good-sounding pianos with a refined aesthetic. Though they never became a household name like some of their competitors, they were quietly respected by musicians, educators, and piano technicians for their consistency and musical value.


Many of their upright and grand pianos were built in the early to mid 20th century, using solid materials and time-tested design. Over the years, thousands of these pianos were placed in schools, churches, and private homes, often lasting for generations. When properly restored, they are fully capable of delivering the kind of tone and responsiveness that makes playing a joy.


Fischer & Sons pianos tend to have a slightly mellow tone with smooth transitions across registers. They are particularly well suited to classical repertoire, light jazz, and expressive playing. Their touch is typically comfortable and reliable, with enough dynamic range to satisfy both beginners and more experienced pianists.

Why Consider a Restored Fischer & Sons?

Buying a restored Fischer & Sons means getting more piano for your money. Instead of paying for a brand-new instrument with lower-quality materials, you receive a handcrafted instrument brought back to life by a team that knows pianos inside and out.


Here are a few reasons our customers choose restored Fischers:


  • Warm, balanced tone

    These pianos produce a clear yet rounded sound that works well for solo playing, ensemble work, and home practice.


  • Lasting value

    Many Fischer & Sons pianos were built using durable hardwoods and cast iron plates, making them excellent candidates for restoration. With proper care, they are capable of lasting for decades to come.


  • Timeless design

    From traditional cabinets to clean, understated styling, Fischer pianos look good in nearly any setting without feeling overdone or outdated.


  • Responsive action

    Once reconditioned, their action supports dynamic playing and rewards expression and control.


If you are seeking a piano with character and reliable performance, a restored Fischer & Sons could be a strong contender.

How We Restore Fischer & Sons Pianos

At Pianos Now, we believe every piano we sell should be musically inspiring and mechanically reliable. That’s why all our restoration work is done in house by trained technicians who specialize in acoustic instruments. We take the time to do things right, not just for appearance but for performance.


Our restoration process typically includes:


  • Structural repairs to the pinblock, soundboard, or bridges if needed


  • Full regulation of the action for touch consistency and repetition


  • Hammer voicing to create even tonal quality across the keyboard


  • Tuning to stable A440 pitch across multiple sessions


  • Cleaning, polishing, and finish touchups to restore the piano’s visual appeal


  • Playtesting by a technician to ensure everything feels and sounds the way it should


We do not take shortcuts. If a piano requires new strings, new hammers, or key rebalancing, we address those needs before the piano ever leaves our shop. Our goal is to deliver something that is not only beautiful but truly ready for musical use.

Why Buy From Pianos Now?

When you shop at Pianos Now, you are working directly with experienced piano technicians, not just salespeople. We are owned and operated by musicians who restore and deliver every piano with the same care we would give to our own instruments.


What makes us different:


  • All restoration done in house

    We personally inspect, repair, and voice every piano ourselves. You will never be guessing who worked on your instrument or what was done.


  • Free delivery nationwide

    We ship anywhere in the lower 48 states at no additional cost. Your piano arrives safe, sound, and ready to play.


  • Expert guidance

    We take the time to learn what you are looking for and help you find the piano that best fits your musical and personal needs.


  • Curated inventory

    Our focus is on quality over quantity. Every piano we offer has been selected and restored with intention.


Whether you are shopping for your home, a teaching studio, or a performance space, we are here to help you find the right match.

Models We Commonly Restore

Fischer & Sons built a variety of uprights and small grands. Many of the pianos we restore include:


  • Studio Uprights (45–48 inches tall)

    These offer rich tone and are ideal for homes, churches, and teaching studios. Their size provides stronger bass than smaller consoles.


  • Spinet and Console Pianos

    More compact in size but still capable of great tone once properly restored, these are well suited to smaller homes or apartments.


  • Small Grands (typically 4'11" to 5'5")

    These grands offer a more responsive touch and wider dynamic range while remaining manageable in terms of space.


Availability can change quickly, so we recommend contacting us if you are looking for a particular model or size. We often have Fischer pianos in various stages of restoration that are not yet listed online.

A Quiet Classic, Reimagined for Today

Fischer & Sons may not be the flashiest name in the piano world, but that’s part of the appeal. These instruments were built to play, to last, and to support the musical lives of real people. With careful restoration, they remain one of the best values in acoustic pianos today.


At Pianos Now, we are proud to offer these instruments to a new generation of musicians. Whether you are drawn to their tone, their craftsmanship, or their timeless design, we invite you to explore what a restored Fischer & Sons piano can bring into your life.


Click here to see what we have available or schedule a conversation with one of our technicians. We would be honored to help you find your next piano.

 
 
 

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