STEINWAY 'O'
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Re: STEINWAY 'O'
Post by Barrie Heaton »
All depends on who did what and what they did for that price.davw1963 wrote:Dear all,
1908 restored Steinway model O &18000. would you recommend?
I have been to some so called reconditioned pianos for very over inflated prices and they have had very little work done on them.
Its all down to the words used and there meaning restored, reconditioned rebuilt and re-anufactured. It's all down to the person who did the work and how much work
re-manufactured. normally means the only original part of the piano is the case and the iron frame eg new action, new strings, new plank and new
sound board.
Rebuilt: could be new plank, new action, new strings and restored sound board
restored, reconditioned this could mean anything form new rollers and re-regulating to a resting
Steinway model O do come up nice and if done right they can be a very good buy indeed. If you have seen the piano and like it the next job is to get a good tuner to look at the piano, the person who has done the work on the piano will not have a problem with this even shops are ok and if they do have a problem that tells me they have something to hide.
For that price I would expect a lot of new parts
Barrie,
Barrie Heaton
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