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"A BARGAIN IS NOT ALWAYS NECESSARILY A BARGAIN" |
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| With the popularity
of Craig's List and Ebay, many consumers are enticed by
inexpensive player pianos listed on such web sites.
Most player pianos are 85 to 100 years old - and just like a house or a car, materials wear out with age. There are approximately 100 bellows and pneumatics in a player piano. It is very unlikely that a well functioning and restored player piano would be offered for only a few hundred dollars. Often the seller will state that the piano isn't working "due to a missing hose"... which could be true... but in most cases is not the ONLY problem! It is best to hire a professional to evaluate the system before purchasing and spending $200-$300 moving the piano to your home. |
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