How to buy a New, Used or Restored Grand Piano
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Very well done, thorough, informative and concise. I hope you post a video explaining the basic differences in manufacturers, and their respective merits and shortcomings. it might help to explain value-added in terms of case condition. Some buyers might be less interested in case condition, hence a better playing/sounding instrument for the buck. Tell your viewers that when making a selection, ignore salespeople, and use your gut instinct based simply on sound and playability. KUDOS JEFF!
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This is extremely informative, wish there were more videos like this one. Pianos are fantastic instruments which require periodical care and maintenance.
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steinway model d is 9 ft
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thanks!
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great vid but a lot of people wouldnt know what 'bridges and soundblock etc are could you not have a moving camera and point them out?
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Thanks.
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really informative, many thanks
What Does "Wm" mean?
abetakaya2oofuri 2 years ago
Wm means William. On occasion Wm. Knabe & Co. would be spelled out to appear as William Knabe & Co.
alterman156 2 years ago
Again thanks a lot for the informative and well thought out video. You're a big help in my search for a well maintained used piano. I hope to see more of your videos and playing in the future! Keep it up.
jamirophan 3 years ago
It is important for all perspective piano buyer to get as much information as possible before they buy a piano.
alterman156 3 years ago
I was reading the tape measure that I placed on the floor if you noticed it on the video. If you noticed I was using a yardstick and I was placing it at various points do demonstrate the different sizes of grand pianos that are available. I hope that I explained things to you. If you have any other comment, please post them.
alterman156 4 years ago