piano lamps

[Wimblees@AOL.COM]

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In a message dated 2/19/02 8:33:29 AM !!!First Boot!!!,=20
dnereson@dimensional.com writes:


> When I used to work for a piano dealer, I remember being overwhelmed at
> the prices for new piano lamps -- $70 for your typical nice, brass piano
> lamp, and that was in the 80's.   I don't know what the good ones sell for
> now, but for those who can't see forking out all that dough just for a
> stupid lamp, there's one available at Wal-Mart for only $13 !!   Looks jus=
t
> like the expensive ones to me, and serves the purpose.   Mainstays d=E9cor=
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> the brand; piano desk lamp, model P10XM, bulb not included, but Wal-Mart
> also has the bulb, a 60W type T bulb.          --David Nereson, RPT, Denve=
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You get what you pay for. Some cars sell for less than $10,000, other for=20
over $250,000. Both have four wheels and an engine that propels the car down=
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the road. By the same token, some grands sell for $5,000, and others for ove=
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$200,000. Both have 88 keys, and sound comes out when the keys are depressed=
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It's all in the eye, (and ear) or the beholder.

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