Does anyone know what are the goods and bads about some specific tall verticals, like 48 inches and higher (higher for older ones)? Some models I'd like to know about are: Baldwin 6000 Yamaha U5 or U3 Young Chang E-131 Young Chang U-131 Young Chang PE-121 Baldwin Wurlitzer WP-60 (47") Baldwin 248A Kawai K60 Kawai US6X Kawai K80 Kawai US8X Mason & Hamlin Model 50 Bechstein Concert8 Bluthner Model 132 (Kaessler) Boston UP-132E Samick WSU 131MD Samick SU-131SP Petrof P 131 I Steingraeber Uprights (especially 138B and 138K) Ibach L-132 other Weber, Story & Clark, Pleyel, and Grotrian uprights (as applicable at least 52 inches in height, or 48 inches if that's the tallest model the manufacturer has -- I think Story & Clark advertises a 54 inch model??) (websites down at time of looking up models) Steinway K52 (or other similar models) Bosendorfer 130CL What do you think of these pianos and does anyone know where I could find pictures (not thumbnail images) of some of them and of their insides? and also what about older instruments? What are some at least 51 inches tall from Pre-1930 that you people like or dislike? __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/?.refer=text
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