Disklavier

I am not a piano player and not at all wealthy....all that being 
said,I have not been able to put the Disklavier out of my head. I 
have to obtain one...

          1. Are there any reliable sources in N.Calif. to look for 
             previously owned Disklaviers?
          2. I would love some advice on what to look for as far as 
             reliability (ie what to watch-out for...)
          3. What type of price range is fair and expected if I do
             find something?

                          Thanks for any help...Jim

Jim wrote:
> 
> I am not a piano player and not at all wealthy....all that being
> said,I have not been able to put the Disklavier out of my head. I
> have to obtain one...
> 
>           1. Are there any reliable sources in N.Calif. to look for
>              previously owned Disklaviers?
>           2. I would love some advice on what to look for as far as
>              reliability (ie what to watch-out for...)
>           3. What type of price range is fair and expected if I do
>              find something?
> 
>                           Thanks for any help...Jim
> 
> 
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Go to the database in egroups which shows prices paid for DKV's by
various group members. You will find that in some places you can get
really! good deals.

suresh

Since the Mark III's are out, you can probably get a good deal on a Mark II. 
  Talk to your local Yamaha dealer and see what you can work out.  They also 
get older models on trade-ins.  Absolutely avoid buying a "gray market" 
Disklavier, as you won't ever be able to get parts for it!

Carol Beigel


>From: "Jim " <jimsac65@...>
>Reply-To: disklavier@egroups.com
>To: disklavier@egroups.com
>Subject: [disklavier] HELP!!!!
>Date: Wed, 01 Nov 2000 00:25:26 -0000
>
>I am not a piano player and not at all wealthy....all that being
>said,I have not been able to put the Disklavier out of my head. I
>have to obtain one...
>
>           1. Are there any reliable sources in N.Calif. to look for
>              previously owned Disklaviers?
>           2. I would love some advice on what to look for as far as
>              reliability (ie what to watch-out for...)
>           3. What type of price range is fair and expected if I do
>              find something?
>
>                           Thanks for any help...Jim
>

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