IMHO, the purpose is to devalue the grey market Yamaha and make it less profitable to sell them, thereby enhancing demand for new Yamahas in North America. Terry Farrell ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tyler Smith" <macman@pathfinder.dnsalias.com> To: <pianotech@ptg.org> Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 4:33 AM Subject: Re: yamaha parts > > What about Yamaha piano's made in Georgia,one going to Arizona,one going to > >Washington State, one going to Boston,plus throw Miami in the mix.Also,is > >this something so wrong,that it can't be corrected by a Damp Chaser > >system?It > >seems with technology the way it is,you could build a multi-country > >piano.(Especially Yamaha) > >Best, > >Hazen Bannister > > Perhaps you could, but I know they verymuch dislike "grey market" > pianos in the US, so much that they have an interactive webpage where > you can type in the serial number of a used Yamaha you are thinking > of buying and it tells you if it is "grey market" or not, and they > reccomend heartily against buying if it is. > > -Tyler
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