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Kawai GL-10 Piano: What It's Worth in 2026, Prices & Listings

Size
5'0" (153 cm) baby grand
Made
Introduced in the mid-2010s as the entry point of Kawai's GL series, replacing the GM-10 and GM-12

The Kawai GL-10 is the smallest grand Kawai makes: a five-foot baby grand built around the same Millennium III action, with its carbon-reinforced ABS parts, that the larger GL and GX pianos use. It is the piano most buyers mean when they ask for a new Kawai baby grand, and it is one of the most common late-model baby grands on the used market because so many were sold through dealers in the last decade.

Used GL-10s are young pianos. Most have one owner, a dealer service history and little wear, so condition matters less than it does for a vintage piano and the asking price tracks age and finish closely.

What a Kawai GL-10 is worth in 2026

Median asking

$12,999

Lowest

$11,250

Highest

$19,900

Live asking prices from 15 priced Kawai GL-10 listings on US Piano Connection right now, refreshed hourly. Dealer asking prices include prep work, warranty and delivery; a private sale realistically brings less than the dealer median for an ordinary example.

Age, finish and whether it is a dealer or private sale move a GL-10's price. Dealer asking prices include prep, delivery and warranty; private examples sit below them. See the live figures above.

GL-10 asking price by decade built
DecadeListingsMedianRange
2020s6$12,999$11,250–$19,900

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Frequently asked questions

How much is a used Kawai GL-10 worth?

See the live asking prices above. Dealer-prepared GL-10s sit at the top of the range with a warranty; private sales sit below the median.

Kawai GL-10 or Yamaha GC1?

They are the two mainstream five-foot-class baby grands. The GC1 is a few inches longer; the GL-10 has the Millennium III action with carbon-reinforced parts. Both hold value well; play both and choose on touch.

Is a five-foot grand big enough?

For most living rooms and students, yes. Bass depth is the compromise at this length; a GL-10 is chosen for the grand action and the look, not for concert-hall power.

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