Help with fmv

Farrell mfarrel2@tampabay.rr.com
Tue, 27 Jan 2004 20:25:38 -0500


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Within the past year I helped my son's piano teacher purchase a 1984 =
Yamaha P-22 in excellent condition for $1,750 in Tampa, Florida. I feel =
that was a fair price for a private sale. I would think yours might be a =
few dollars less in that it is older. However, if the '84 had been on a =
dealer's floor, I would have expected the price to be at least $2,500.

Terry Farrell

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From: "William R. Brohinsky" <onlyocelot@joimail.com>
To: "Pianotech" <pianotech@ptg.org>
Sent: Tuesday, January 27, 2004 8:08 PM
Subject: Help with fmv


> Heyla, list.
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> I admit tobeing new to piano tuning as a full-time endevor, and I=20
> haven't built up the business I need yet to be able to afford =
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> I need. By the end of the month, I expect to be able to acquire =
Pierce's.
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> I have a seller and a buyer lined up for a piano, but they want to =
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> fair market value. I lack the resources myself to tell them. Could=20
> someone take pity on me and give me an idea what to tell them? The =
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> is a Yamaha P22F in near-perfect condition.It was bought new by the=20
> present owner. It has been properly cared for and lightly used since =
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> was bought in 1975. The serial number indicates that it was built for=20
> the North American market. There are some light scratches in the =
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> (nothing that goes to the wood), which I'm prepared to make go away.=20
> There are two mildly wild strings, which didn't prevent tuning the=20
> piano. The action is fine, and the pinblock is strong and stable. =
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> are no defects that I can point to.
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> I do intend to get a dampp chaser on it, which both parties are in=20
> agreement about. It hadn't been tuned for 4 years, but spent that time =

> wrapped in blankets in a fairly temperature-stable room. Nothing in =
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> England can claim to be humidity stable without some pretty impressive =

> efforts (ask me about the calibration lab someday). But there is no =
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> of moisture damage or drying-out.
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> What should be the selling price?
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> raybro
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