looking to replace my upright...

[gordon stelter]

Put an ad in the paper for an old piano, cheap or free
and see what turns up. You might get a free Mason,
like I did.
      But a LOT of brands were wonderfully built in
the 1885-1915 period. Just beware of mouse
infestations, which may make the piano permanently
stinky, regardless of how carefully you restore it!
     Thump

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> Stephen Airy wrote:
> >
> > So...  I was wondering where I could get some
> information on pianos to
> > look for?  Basically, I would like to spend no
> more than $500 to $750,
> 
> Don't sell your self short! You should expect more
> for your your money. 
> Add to your list a full Dampchaser system. After all
> a piano of this 
> quality deserves to be cared for. A free delivery
> and one tuning at the 
> very least.
> 
> John Hartman RPT
> 
> John Hartman Pianos
[link redacted at request of site owner - Jul 25, 2015]
> Rebuilding Steinway and Mason & Hamlin
> Grand Pianos Since 1979
> 
> Piano Technicians Journal
> Journal Illustrator/Contributing Editor
[link redacted at request of site owner - Jul 25, 2015]
> 
> 
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