How Much Is a Hybrid Piano?
A traditional upright piano can cost well over $10,000, while good mid-range pianos are available for around $5,000. When comparing different instruments, it is advisable to thoroughly research each model, as prices can vary greatly depending on the features (hardware, wood, finish, etc.).
Combining an acoustic piano and a digital piano requires some technical effort. As a result, hybrid pianos are generally more expensive than their standard counterparts. For example, the Kawai K-200 is an excellent acoustic piano in the upper mid-range price category, costing around $7,200. Its Anytime counterpart, the K-200 ATX 3, costs approximately $9,600. A Yamaha piano with a comparable height would be the b2 SC Silent Piano. It is in a similar price range at around $12,199, while the standard Yamaha b2 model is around $6,750.