Free Pianos Aren’t Free - Al Tervenski | Piano Restoration | |
Many of us have been in this situation before. A friend, family member, or acquaintance has a free piano. Free piano! All you have to do is move it, they say. Or maybe you’ve recently moved into a new home that “includes” a piano. If these situations seem too good to be true, it’s because they often are. Pianos are like anything else in the marketplace. Some are worth thousands upon thousands of dollars, and some are absolutely worthless. If you moved into a house with a piano sitting sadly in the living room, the previous owners figured it wasn’t worth the $400 to move it. Why should you be stuck with it? Free pianos are often not worth taking. After moving it for $300-$400, and then pitch-raising and tuning it ($300), you’re in for $700 already! Now factor in regulation and repairs, and you’re well over $1000 invested into a piano that won’t last and won’t sound good. A piano your son or daughter won’t want to play, and one that will just sit and collect dust. Need any help? Come visit us! Email Address: scott@newyorkpianoworks.com Phone Number: (845) 489-8122 Read More About : https://www.nypianoworks.com/blog/free-pianos-arent-free Website : https://www.newyorkpianoworks.com/ | |
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| Target State: All States Target City : Kingston Last Update : Dec 27, 2023 1:02 AM Number of Views: 48 | Item Owner : Scott Bryan Contact Email: Contact Phone: (845) 489-8122 |
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