It's so hard to say, obviously, without inspecting it. There's a wide range of possible quality (Baldwin spinets without the Acrosonic label can sometimes be pretty dismal loss leader PSOs). Can't say that I've been impressed with 90s era Acrosonics but it's certainly *possible* that one might be decent. Best, Patrick On Apr 8, 2005, at 8:55 AM, Michael Spalding wrote: > List, > > My client wants to know what to offer the store on a used Acrosonic. > Also > if there is anything in particular to beware of in Acro's of this > vintage. > I have not seen the piano yet. I have advised her against spinets, > but she > owns her mother's Acro, and now wants to buy a piano for her son's > family. > > thanks > > Michael Spalding > spalding48@earthlink.net > > >> Subject: Baldwin piano >> >> Hi Mike, There is a Baldwin Acrosonic at (local piano dealer) that >> was to be tuned today and put on the floor tonight perhaps. It is a >> '91, > I was >> told. Is there any chance that you could check it out tomorrow >> (Friday)? > I >> know this is short notice and there is another tecnician that I could >> try > if it >> is inconvenient for you. I would value your opinion on the condition >> and > price >> (starting price is $2400.) Is that way out of line? Thanks. Helen > > > _______________________________________________ > pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives >
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