Rob, Another unbiased 3rd party resource is Larry Fine's "Acoustic and Digital Piano Buyer" book. Go to http://www.pianobook.com/ If memory serves, you don't have to purchase it, he actually makes it available for reading online. In that book is a table of piano values sorted by age, name brand and condition. It's just a thumbnail sketch, but in my view it's purty darn accurate fer what it is! I DID buy the hard copy, and it makes great reading for an overview of the kinds of questions your clientele are likely to ask. Well worth the investment, as is the original (newest edition) Piano Book. Hope this helps. John Dorr, RPT Helena, MT... still hoping we get to play together again in the A440 Big Band in VEGAS!!!
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