For an upright that plays like a grand, follow the links to new uprights. http://www.fandrich.com/ Brooks Weisman RPT Arcata & Napa, CA brooksw@jps.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sunnia Lin" <shlin_us@yahoo.com> To: <pianotech@ptg.org> Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2003 1:59 PM Subject: are baby grands better than upright verticals? > Hi, > > I am not a piano technician. I joined the mailing > list because I would like to elicit your expert > opinions. > > I am in the market for a piano (new or used). Since > I've never purchased a piano before, I'd appreciate > your help very much. > > I live in an 800 sq ft apartment. Since I don't have > much furniture, it does look quite spacy. I think the > place can at the maximum fit a 5'4" baby grand. I > would like to know if I'll get a bigger bang for the > buck for a baby grand or an upright vertical, in terms > of quality. > > Also, what are some "value" brands/models for pianos? > For example, in cars, most people would associate > Camry or Accord "value" cars because of their > reliability/usefulness and price. And what prices > should I be expected to pay for such "value" pianos if > purchased new? > > I guess I would say that I am an intermediate piano > player. I grew up playing Yamaha and Kawai uprights > (models unsure). > > Thanks so much in advance for your help and expertise! > > Sunnia
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