"The > asking price is $11,900, and is listed in "mint" condition, which makes > me wary to begin with. Where is this piano. I have three potential buyers I would like to tell about this piano. I have told them to expect up to 20K for a musician's quality 6 to 7 foot grand. That leaves plenty for delivery to South Dakota. (How ever, one is in S Ca). I wonder what suggested list is for a new Kawai 7'4". "wondered if anyone who has serviced > these pianos could share their opinion on how they have fared." In the mid 80's I tuned a new 7'4" for a restaurant in San Francisco for about a year or two. I never serviced it because the pianist (sometimes referred to as the Liberace of Nob Hill, alas he is no longer with us) and I agreed it was OK as far as regulation. I may have done a little voicing but can't remember. It was an awesome piano, I was truly impressed with it. ---rm ----- Original Message ----- From: <bases-loaded@juno.com> To: <pianotech@ptg.org> Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2003 4:38 AM Subject: Kawai KG-6 > Greetings - > > I have been asked by a prospective buyer to inspect a 15 year old Kawai > KG-6 (a 7'4" grand) tomorrow. While I am generally fond of Kawai grands, > I have not come across this model and wondered if anyone who has serviced > these pianos could share their opinion on how they have fared. The > asking price is $11,900, and is listed in "mint" condition, which makes > me wary to begin with. > > Anyone? > > Mark Potter > bases-loaded@juno.com > _______________________________________________ > pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives
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