>Antares writes: > ".....For that reason, I have decided a long time ago, to forget >about the "ordinary" instrument, and to invest instead in premium brands >like the ones we all know...." > > Would anyone care to list the premium brands that "we >all know"? Some of us suspect what the premium brands are but don't >know. > >Chris Peacock Well Chris, In my opinion a premium brand (at least in Holland) is : 1 any old Steinway 2 any old Bechstein (before WW 2) 3 any old Bösendorfer 4 any old Erard These first 4 are considered "gold premium", and will always make money. followed by : 1 any old Blüthner 2 any old Ibach 3 any old Grotrian Steinweg 4 any old Schiedmayer 5 any old Berdux (very special) 6 any old Perzina 7 any old Seiler 8 any old Feurich 9 any old Carl Ecke 10 any old Förster >>Löbau << 11 any old Pleyel 12 any old Gaveau 13 any old Broadwood 14 any old Brinsmead 15 any old Mason & Hamlin 16 any old Chickering And probably many more, but this list of secondary brands consists of famous old names which, despite their fame, nevertheless sell for less, unfortunately. Antares
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