[davidinglesfield]

Sorry to ask a really basic question, but: I would like to get a piano for me to learn on and my children (6 and younger), don't want to spend more than I sensibly need to but could go to ?2/3k if it's sensible to do so. I live in London in a basement flat so delivery is a consideration.

I don't know whether to get an entry-level new model or go secondhand. There's a fairly recent kemble on the website for ?600 which seems a good deal.


Any suggestions?

thanks

David

[Barrie Heaton]

The Kemble Classic is 1985 going off the serial number which would make it a very good buy they are only 85 notes but that in not important to start off with I have quite a few on my round for the size of piano the bass is not to bad. I would get a tuner to have a look at it but normally they are fine

Barrie,
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Barrie Heaton
Web Master UK Piano Page

[Melodytune]

I tune a few of these Kemble Classics and I have to say that most of them have been absolutely fine.

As Barrie says though, best to get a tuner to check it over to be on the safe side.
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Chris Melloy
Piano Tuner