Chinese Pianos

[David Ilvedson]

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The little ones might not keep at it and then I've invested all that mo=
ney in a piano for nothing.   That's the major reason in their minds...=
never mind the experience is no fun for the kids...
David I.




Original message
From: Farrell 
To: Pianotech 
Received: 9/30/2005 4:27:26 AM
Subject: Re: Chinese Pianos


Actually Dave, my observation is that most homes that have the $60K SUV=
 and/or Lexus and/or Corvette/Viper in the driveway do not opt for the =
new Chinese piano, but rather more often than not have a 1952 beat-up W=
inter/Gulbranson/Whatever spinet for the youngster to blossom on ("coul=
dn't pass it up, it was free!"). Just ran into two of them yesterday...=
....I just don't get it.
 
Terry Farrell
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While I'm not a big fan of Chinese pianos in general.... SNIP  
 
Many of these shiny pianos with disc players are purchased by cheap peo=
ple.  By that, I mean people who could afford a Steingraber, but choose=
 to buy little Jenny a "beginner's piano," because it is so pretty and =
a real deal.  People who think nothing of spending 60 grand on an SUV a=
nd all that money to fill it with gas, but who don't consider music "se=
rious" enough to spend real money on.
SNIP
Dave Stahl

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