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Is 15-yeare-old Wurlitzer piano worth considering?
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Bill Carroll
Oct 20, 2003, 4:40:15 PM10/20/03
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An acquaintance has a 15-year-old apartment-size Wurlitzer he wants to sell.
I'm keen to replace my very old upright. I'm learning to play old favourites
and light classical music as recreation. Is this Wurlitzer a purchase I
should consider. Thanks very much
bill Carroll, toronto.
I'm keen to replace my very old upright. I'm learning to play old favourites
and light classical music as recreation. Is this Wurlitzer a purchase I
should consider. Thanks very much
bill Carroll, toronto.
ptooner
Oct 20, 2003, 6:21:27 PM10/20/03
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Gerry
Bill Carroll
Oct 20, 2003, 6:28:51 PM10/20/03
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I thought an apartment-size piano was an upright about two thirds the height
of a full upright.
bc, toronto
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of a full upright.
bc, toronto
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ptooner
Oct 20, 2003, 9:56:29 PM10/20/03
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> I thought an apartment-size piano was an upright about two thirds the
height
> of a full upright.
> bc, toronto
Never hear that before, but let's see, an upright is either 48 or 52 inches
high, so that would be 36 or 37 inches which would be a spinet. Spinets or
generally cheap, say $400 to $800 tops.
> I thought an apartment-size piano was an upright about two thirds the
height
> of a full upright.
> bc, toronto
high, so that would be 36 or 37 inches which would be a spinet. Spinets or
generally cheap, say $400 to $800 tops.
Gerry
Ptnegun
Oct 20, 2003, 10:20:14 PM10/20/03
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>Is this Wurlitzer a purchase I
>should consider
>should consider
I once rented a small wurlitzer because it was inexpensive. It was painful to
listen to and it caused me to stop playing. After a month I exchanged it for
an Everett and lived happily ever after.
Larry
Oct 20, 2003, 10:23:53 PM10/20/03
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>From: "ptooner"
>Spinets or
>generally cheap, say $400 to $800 tops.
Unless of course it is a genuine hand crafted in Seol, Germany Bernhard Steiner
prototype, in which case it would be a 42" spinet and $25,000 from the
factory......
Larry Fletcher
Alex Maas
Oct 22, 2003, 9:34:59 AM10/22/03
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Only $25,000? Are you sure about that?
Alex Maas
Oct 22, 2003, 9:36:42 AM10/22/03
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"ptooner" <no...@yourlife.com> wrote in message news:<v8Zkb.94968$a16.35769@lakeread01>...
With apartment-size pianos, the utilities are paid, but you have to
keep paying month after month.
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