Hi folks. I have a client that is considering upgrading from the little old spinet! He wants a grand piano between six and seven feet, would like a player system (not required), and would prefer to not spend more than $20,000. He does not play. No one in his household plays. Clearly, he will be happy with a good sub-Fazioli piano. I just don't want to see him buy junk. He is looking at a new Pramburger series Young Chang 6' 10" ebony for $14,500. I looked at one about two years ago and was pretty impressed with so much piano for so little $$. I have never serviced/tuned one though. Anyone out there have much experience with these? Or the Pramburger series in general? I know I don't think much of regular older Young Changs, but I realize they have improved, and perhaps this Pramburger is an OK piano that will hold together in one piece for a few decades with the hammers hitting the right strings and other important things like that (let's face it folks, not all piano do that). I am quite familiar with Yamahas and Kawai RX series. Perhaps someone could use those pianos as standards to compare the Pramberger series with. Thanks for any input. Terry Farrell Piano Tuning & Service Tampa, Florida mfarrel2@tampabay.rr.com
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