Hi All, >ferred to by the name of a Chinese boat: junk. Kimball may be gone, but >it's reputation lives on. Why would any dealer want to stock a piano similar >in quality to a Kimball? > >Les Smith >lessmith@buffnet.net > > >..then Don Rose said: > >So what is wrong with the Vienese edition Grand piano. If you compare it with >out inexpensive grands it is very competitive. > > >my reply: Nothing, if you don't mind a piano that sounds and plays like >these do. >I got to go with Les on this one. I won't work on them,either. >Paul Dempsey >Marshall University >wippen@aol.com Of all the Grand pianos in Regina that I personally work on the Vienese edition Grand is not the best, but it is certainly better than any of the Howard line, better than any Samick, better than a Yamah G1 or GH1. It is certainly better than a Steinway "A " which needs a total rebuild--new soundboard, new action--like save the plate and wooden frame and junk the rest. Regards, Don Rose drose@sask.maple.net
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