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    • RE: All About Choosing and Buying Pianos

      MUMMYOF3:
      Hi all,


      I need some advice. I'm intending to get a 2nd hand piano for my 2 boys who are beginners. I've the following 2 options. Which should i choose ? I'm confused as some told me to go ahead with option 1 and some with option 2.

      1) Get a 2nd hand 20 yrs Yamaha U1 at $3.5K from a 2nd hand dealer but comes with a 10 yrs warranty.

      2) Get a 2nd hand 10yrs + Yamaha C108 at $800 from a direct owner source from internet. No delivery, warranty etc... and this model can use up to grade 5 only.

      Which is a better choice ?

      Hi Mummy of 3

      Some piano dealers re-condition the pianos before re-selling them to the next customer. Some people may not like re-con pianos as one may not know if the parts are original. 10 years warranty is very generous, Yamaha only gives 6 years warranty.

      A well-maintained piano can last for 40 years. Yamaha piano has website you can check the serial number for the real age of the piano. http://www.yamaha.com/yamahavgn/CDA/ContentDetail/Text_WithCatMenu_XC.html?CNTID=12173

      The resposne of the keys, the wood condition and interiors are important areas to check. My childhood 1st german piano (2nd hand) got terminates after bought for a year.

      Hard to say which is good, if both pianos are all in good condition, it depends on the budget. If the boys reach grade 5, you can always upgrade. If your piano teacher can accompany you for the selection, maybe helpful. All the best šŸ˜„

      Cheers,
      Odakyu

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