jolly roger wrote: > Hi Tony, > > I purchased 3 grands and stored them for 12 months. All 3 had to be rebuilt > before they could be sold. > Trust me it was an expensive lesson. > In fairness when the pianos arrived, they were obviously maintained by > competant technicians. but the actions were worn out from heavy use. This I > expected. The small pressure ridges that were evident on reciept, soon > turned to significant cracks in winter. > Again not hearsay but personal experience. > I have no doubt that these pianos may stand up quite well in the higher > humidity regions of this continent. > But I will bet that there is some nasty suprises building up if you live in > the corn belt. I am curious Roger... how were these pianos shipped to you ? Were they crated and preped for the trip as new ones are ? > In fairness to all I am a Yamaha and Baldwin piano dealer, but I don't > think my opinion is clouded. Nahhhh... .not you ... > > My brain maybe. Wellllllll.... grin > Roger > -- Richard Brekne RPT, N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway mailto:Richard.Brekne@grieg.uib.no
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