Disklavier

I recently got a DC2A from a dealer in Canada that was several 
thousands less than any local dealer for the same piano.  The price 
for the this piano, which is the 5'8'' size, delivered, was 19.8K.  
We have had it for 3 months and love it.  The best price we got in 
the US was 26K plus tax, plus, delivery, plus set-up.

--- In disklavier@y..., "david lasley" <tdlasley@b...> wrote:
> Robert-
> I'm going to do just that in the AM.  Your advice well received.  
Thanks.  I just wanted to get a little more third party input before 
confronting him.  As far as the price goes, I have a price guarantee 
that if I can find it cheaper from any other dealer within 30 days of 
purchase, I get the difference plus 10%.  I'm paying $20K for the 
DGH1PE full function.  The DC1A full function was $25.3K and the 
DGH1BXG playback $18.5.  If you know of better pricing, I'm all ears.
> david
>   ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: Robert Welcyng 
>   To: disklavier@y... 
>   Sent: Tuesday, May 07, 2002 10:11 PM
>   Subject: Re: [disklavier] DGH1PE
> 
> 
>   David,
> 
>   I believe I'd phone the dealer to confirm "DGH1PE".  If there is 
such a 
>   thing, I'd insist on seeing a catalog page, spec sheet, or 
instruction 
>   book describing it.  A reputable dealer should not have let you 
out of 
>   the store without a clear description of what you are buying.  
You 
>   certainly are not obligated to accept an instrument described 
as "sorta 
>   like something else."
> 
>   Personally, I like the idea of getting an instrument fresh out of 
the 
>   crate, as this one seems to be.  However, I would ask for the 
serial 
>   number and the year it was built.  (With the S/N, you can, if 
needed, 
>   find out for yourself when it was built.)   If this one turns out 
to be 
>   a few years old and hasn't moved, and it's truly what you want, 
I'd 
>   negotiate on the price.
> 
>   I hope you shopped around at several dealers around the country.  
It's 
>   surely not too late to do so.  By letting dealers know that they 
are 
>   bidding against each other, you might even be surprised to find 
what you 
>   can get a DC1A for.
> 
>   Good luck!
> 
>   david lasley wrote:
> 
>   > Hello group members.  Last weekend my wife and I bit the bullet 
and 
>   > purchased a new 5'3" Disklavier Mark III full function grand.  
It is 
>   > scheduled for delivery later this week.  The floor models we 
viewed at 
>   > the local dealer were the 5'3" DGH1BXG playback and the DC1A 
Full 
>   > function.  Although the DC1A was impressive we couldn't justify 
the 
>   > additional cost for the conservatory model and we wanted the 
full 
>   > function disklavier the playback model didn't have.  Our dealer 
told us 
>   > he had a middle model at his warehouse that would meet our 
needs...a 
>   > model DGH1PE.  He explained it was a home use model similar to 
the 
>   > DGH1BXG yet had a support bar on the lid and a full function 
>   > disklavier.  Satisfied, we accepted his middle model price.  
After 
>   > searching later on the internet including Yamaha's website, we 
are 
>   > unable to find any info. about a model DGH1PE piano.  Not that 
we don't 
>   > trust the dealer, but is anyone aware of this particular model 
and able 
>   > to offer us any insight and comfort on our purchase?  Any info. 
would be 
>   > appreciated.
>   > 
>   > thanks
>   > 
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