Tadashi Grand

[Horace Greeley]

Hi, John,

There were a number of these imported (by Sherman/Clay, out here) during
that period.  They were actually sort of popular with folks who wanted a
reasonable quality instrument without paying for upper-end Yamaha/Kawai,
let alone M&H or S&S.

As to current value, the original sales price was (roughly) in the range of
the G series Yamaha.  Most of the ones I remember have been pretty much as
you describe.  I do not think that they have been in production, let alone
imported for some time.

They really do "clean up" quite nicely, over all - as long as one is
realistic about what the end result will be.

Sorry - no numbers for you.

Best.

Horace


Quoting Jon Page <jonpage@comcast.net>:

> Model T 400,   5'7",  # G5060376, walnut, gloss poly.
>
> Can anyone date this?   I think it's from the '80's.
> Also, not ever seeing one before, what's the range for its worth.
> I've been asked to appraise it for sale (also a 1983 S&S B).
>
> Any opinions on these pianos in general?
>
> It needs regulating but doesn't look too bad overall.
> But I am unfamiliar with this make, so I don't know what to expect
> from trying to voice it (matching sections).
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jon Page
>
>
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