In a message dated 98-09-20 07:39:54 EDT, you write: << Hi- Has anyone heard of this animal? So far, in my quest, this ($550) is the least expensive player piano I have seen advertised around here (VT). However, Pierce is most unhelpful. Ad says circa 1895. Is this an off the wall PSO, or will it be helpful to me as a learner, later to sell? Would appreciate any help, so I can make the phone call or not!! Ad says it works, but I really don't care as I want to mess with it! Clair >> In my opinion, any piano that is one hundred years old is a candidate to be called a PSO. No matter what condition this piano is in, unless it was rebuilt within the last 25 years, this piano will need to have everything replaced in order for it to work properly, especially the player mechanisim. If you want to buy it for the purpose of learning how to rebuild a player, and a piano, it is as good as any other piano. Good Luck Willem Blees
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