Steinway

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In a message dated 7/26/2001 5:08:17 PM Central Daylight Time, 
drose@dlcwest.com writes:

<< They are referring to Steinway suggesting that a piano will appreciate
 significantly in value. I.e. A piano purchased 25 years ago would almost
 certainly cost much more to replace with a new piano. Therefore (in theory)
 the "used" piano is an "investment" as it might sell for more than you
 orginally paid for it.
 
 IMHO another tempest in a teapot--just like the  "National" convention 
thread.
  >>

Don: 

Sorry to contradict you, but this thread has nothing to do with Steinway as 
an investment quality instrument; you need to have read the previous parts of 
the discussion to answer the question properly. It has all to do with their 
marketing practices. 

PR-J