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     How to Sell Your Piano - The Guide to Selling Pianos

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     How to Buy a Piano - Tips for Buying a Used Piano

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     (8) 买二手钢琴那些事儿 ｜ How to Choose Second-hand Pianos

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2. www.youtube.com › watch12 Things to Know Before Buying a Used Piano - YouTube

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   If you like music, you might want to check out my second channel "Milan Recording Studios". Feel free to subscribe and hit the bell icon if you want to! http...

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3. www.youtube.com › watch5 Used Pianos You Should Consider Buying - YouTube

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   Full Article: https://livingpianos.com/5-used-pianos-you-should-buy/Welcome to LivingPianos.com, I'm Robert Estrin. Today I'm going to tell you about five us...

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4. www.youtube.com › watchTop 10 Things To Know BEFORE Buying A Used Piano! - YouTube

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   Nov 23, 2021 · 16.1K subscribers. Subscribed. 2.7K views 2 years ago ALAMO MUSIC CENTER. Today Pat and Ted will discuss the top 10 things to know before buying a used piano! There's 10 basic tips that we put...

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5. millersmusic.co.uk › blog › buying-second-hand-pianoThe Buyers Guide To Second Hand Pianos - Millers Music

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   • Buying Privately vs from A Dealer
   • The Keys
   • How Does The Piano Play?
   • The Casing
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   • History of The Instrument
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   When considering purchasing a secondhand piano, it is always worth purchasing from a trusted source. As with any secondhand product, purchasing privately always has a degree of risk as if you find after a month of having the piano that it is faulty, you may end up stuck with it and no options to return it. There are pros and cons of buying privatel...

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   First impressions matter, and when looking at a second-hand piano this is certainly the case for the piano keys themselves. Are the key coverings dirty or discoloured? This is a good indication of age and how well the piano has been maintained throughout it's lifetime. Can you see any chipped or broken keys, or are there even any missing? A missing...

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   Listen to how the piano dampers are working. Do some notes continue to ring on even when you let the keys up? Does the piano sound as if all the notes are ringing on? This indicates a problem with the dampers - the felt pads which stop the strings from sounding. It's not too uncommon for dampers to need adjustment and maintainence, but you may find...

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   A piano case might seem purely aesthetic, but if it doesn't look quite right to you, then it isn't the right piano for you! Ask yourself if the casework makes a good first impression and assess the general condition of the casework. Are there any loose parts, a broken music desk, damaged hinges? What is the condition of the finish - does it look ve...

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   Whilst your looking at the casing, if you can, take a look at the soundboard. This is the large flat wooden panel behind the strings (underneath for grands). Take off the top and bottom doors and make sure you have a torch handy. Check the iron frame for any cracks, and on the wooden soundboard. If there are two of you, one person can look for any ...

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   When was the piano last tuned? If it has been fairly recently tuned, you can always ask for the piano tuner's contact details and speak to them about the piano. Any good tuner will have notes on the instruments they look after, so will hopefully be able to give you an idea of the overall condition of the piano. If it hasn't been tuned for a few yea...

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   Quite a few houses come with pianos that owners are trying to shift, so it is not uncommon to find people giving them away for free or for incredibly low prices, however hopefully by now you will know exactly what to look for when looking for second hand pianos. If you've followed the steps above and have found the perfect second hand piano for you...

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6. www.pianoarea.com › buying-a-quality-used-piano20 Tips for Buying a Quality Used Piano

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   Sep 16, 2023 · 1. Define Your Budget Before Starting. 2. Determine the piano’s purpose. 3. New Pianos Depreciate: Consider Used. 4. Check who the manufacturer is. 5. Confirm the Exact Model and Series. 6. Observe the piano’s overall condition. 7. Inspect the piano keys’ condition. 8. Check there are no sticky keys. 9. Test Sound Quality by Playing It. 10.

7. www.merriammusic.com › pianos › how-to-buy-a-used-pianoHow to Buy a Used Piano (2020) - Tips, Questions to Ask, and ...

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   Sep 25, 2020 · How to buy a used piano and what to look for, so you can avoid falling into the trap of over-paying or under-researching.

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   Should I buy a second hand piano?

   • However, there is no need to worry as we offer FREE delivery for your piano. There is no need for you to do any of that heavy work. If you buy a second hand piano then you may be able to afford to buy a more expensive brand than if you got a new one. This way you will end up with a better quality piano that produces a nicer sound.

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   What can you do with a second hand piano?

   • You can do anything with second-hand pianos that you could do with a piano that had never been used by anyone. As long as a 2nd hand piano has had regular service, been tuned and cleaned by a piano specialist, and been well looked after, you will have an instrument to be proud of. What is the Best Cheap Keyboard Piano?

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   Should I buy a piano before buying?

   • When it does come to actually playing your piano, make sure you do it BEFORE you buy. There are a couple of things to listen out for, notably bad rattles or buzzes when you play and the bass notes sounding much quieter than the rest. Likewise, make sure you fully test the pedals. Do both of the pedals work?

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   Should you buy a used piano with a cracked soundboard?

   • When in the process of buying a used piano, make sure that you don’t buy a used piano that has a cracked soundboard. In reality, cracks in a soundboard are not necessarily a bad thing. It can be and so that’s where a lot of that alarm comes from.

   How to Buy a Used Piano (2020) - Tips, Questions to Ask, and What to

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9. coltharppianoworld.com › debunking-new-vs-usedDebunking New vs Used Piano Myths and Making the Right Choice

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   Should you buy a new piano? Or maybe a used piano will do. This choice often comes with a handful of myths and misconceptions. Fear not! Let’s debunk a few top myths to help guide you in making a perfect choice that suits your needs and preferences. Myth #1: New pianos are always better than used ones