Player Piano Buying Guide Needed
By bpress@aol.com, forwarded by Terry Smythe
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From: bpress@aol.com To: ALL Orig: MBNET Subj: Need info on player piano Area: 3-rec.antiques Date: 10/18/95 =============================================================================
We would like to buy an old player piano, but don't know anything about them. I notice a big difference in prices of the ones I see advertised for sale. I assume that the condition and the age may affect the price, but what are the other considerations? Do all piano rolls fit all models, or are there some pianos that can only take very specific rolls that may not be as available as others? Are there better or worse makes or models? What names should we hunt for? or avoid? How much should one expect to pay for a piano roll? Any help or information would be appreciated.
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