Can anyone advise on either moving costs or on Winton?
Thanks much,
Scott
Regards,
Rick Clark
>Its made by Baldwin. I checked Baldwin's website today and winton is a
>Piano they make
It's a piano they *made*. Winton was their bottom of the barrel price leader
years ago. At 70-80 years old, the odds that all it needs is tuning is slim.
Even top of the line pianos are showing wear and weaknesses at this age, and
this wasn't a quality piano to start with.
Larry Fletcher
Dealer/technician
Doing the work of three men.....Larry, Curly, & Moe
http://www.pianosinc.net
What would be the most you'd spend on it.
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Gerry
Bri
"Scott E. Van Hart" <scot...@starband.net> wrote in message
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>Between moving and getting it "overhauled"
>would I be crazy to spend 2 grand?
You can't get it rebuilt for anywhere close to 2 grand. Anyone who tells you
they can is only trying to lift 2 grand of your money.
You must decide whether you want a piece of furniture, or a piano for your
daughter. Or be willing to spend more money. I wouldn't recommend that money be
spent restoring a Winton baby grand.