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Leighcontella
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Joined: 23 Aug 2004
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 Posted: Mon Aug 23, 2004 7:11 pm Post subject: John Spencer &Co. |
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| I have NO knowledge about pianos, so here is my question: Will a piano still play well if it is old if you have it cleaned and tuned? I found this piano at a Salvation Army store here and it looks pretty good. I need a piano for my daughter to take lessons. Would this even be good consideration for a student piano? I have no idea of the age. It is a John Spencer & Co. Thanks for any information. Or is there something else I can look for to get more info on it? Thanks! Leigh |
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Melodytune
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Location: Lichfield, Staffordshire
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These pianos are usually quite reasonable pianos and may be suitable for a student. If the piano has been in store for a long time then chances are that its going to need some work done to it before it'll be playable again. You mention in your post about cleaning and tuning the piano. Get your tuner to have a look at it before you committ yourself to the piano and he/she should be able to determine whether its suitable or not.
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