The best way to sell a high performance remanufactured
piano is through a magazine dedicated to concert
pianists. There are a couple.
I propose that those who create these instruments
pool their inventories ( virtually ) and display them
on a website for this sole purpose, with all pertinent
details, modifications and contact info listed.
It would also help to have some uniformity among
ads, in terms of typeface, etc..
It should have a catchy name.
"Pianessence" ?
Thump
--- Farrell <mfarrel2@tampabay.rr.com> wrote:
> I was going to come into this thread from a
> different angle (smart a$$ as I
> may be), but let me just echo the question - what is
> the best way to sell a
> very high performance remanufactured piano?
>
> Terry Farrell
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> > Actually this is along some lines I've been
> thinking. I'm learning piano
> > tuning, but my i've been working with my father
> doing complete
> > restorations, and sales is a tough bit. The guy he
> used to work for was
> > a tuner and sold lots of pianos based on personal
> connection. Tuning was
> > how he met customers. Does anyone else out there
> have experience on how
> > to move used/restored/rebuilt pianos? Does ebay
> work? where is a good
> > place to advertise? or are you better off
> consigning it?
> >
> > Thanks
> > -Zeke Wheeler
>
>
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