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Piano Without a Player Action Is More Valuable
By Don Winter

Michael, I have given up on the sale of the Knabe Ampico.  Looking
back, I have NEVER been able to sell a player grand regardless of price
or condition to the general public.  I have always had to remove the
player.  This particular piano is very nice, the best I have ever owned
out of say 25 grands.  But the expression needs attention.  The current
local sale fell through and I will simply remove the player, place it on
eBay and sell the piano for whatever I can get for it as a regular
grand.  There is literally no more demand for these things.  I am not
the least upset about it, but mechanical hobbies have been tanking just
like the Dow Jones!  LOL

At my age, if I were to do another rebuild I would rather invest that
time in a 7' Mason and Hamlin B or something like that.

Don Winter



(Message sent Wed, 2 Oct 2002 09:16:58 -0400 , from time zone -0400.)

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