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1909 9' Cherry Baldwin Concert Grand Piano SN#15918
Estimated price for orientation: 9 999 $
Category: Grand and Baby Grand Pianos
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Description Condition: Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition Brand: Baldwin Number of Pedals: 3 Number of Keys: 88
Shipping cost for 1909 9' Cherry Baldwin Concert Grand Piano SN#15918* will vary based on destination. Twin Cities delivery starts at $180. *12-Month No Interest Plan AvailableKeys 4/4 Kids intakes newly donated pianos on a weekly basis. Our wide selection and no interest payment plans can accommodate any budget. There are five price points for our pianos: $199, $499, $999, $1499 and $1999+ (OBO). Pianos priced at $499 and above are cleaned, serviced, pitch-raised and are covered under a limited 1-year warranty. Keys 4/4 Kids piano technicians and fully-insured movers take great care in the preparation and delivery of your piano to its new loving home. Our piano moving rates vary by city and can be found on our website. We have piano showrooms in Kansas City, Chicago, and the Twin Cities. KEYS 4/4 KIDS is a 501c3 nonprofit that strives to initiate transformation in the lives of our children, our donors, and our community through the production and exploration of art and music. We accept donations of used and unwanted pianos and then rejuvenate them for resale. Proceeds from these sales support three major youth and civic programs: Piano Placement, Pianos on Parade, and The Ellen Project. These programs provide opportunities for artistic expression in our youth, encourage community partnerships, and make the arts available to all people, regardless of income, age, or previous arts experience. Learn more about us by visiting our website._____________________________________________Excerpts from THE PIANO BOOK: BUYING & OWNING A NEW OR USED PIANO by Larry FinePreface"For well over a century, the piano has been a mainstay of home entertainment, and of Western musical culture in general. It has been estimated that there are at least ten million pianos in the United States; each year about 100 thousand new ones are sold and, in addition, hundreds of thousands of older ones change hands. More than twenty million people in this country play the piano. Yet despite the piano's popularity, most people--piano owners included--know virtually nothing about how a piano works or how to go about buying one, and countless numbers of people continue to make blunders in purchasing a piano that only the most naive would make in buying a car or appliance..."Chapter Five: Buying a Used Piano"IF YOU READ NO FURTHER IN THIS CHAPTER than just this first paragraph, remember this: the most important thing you should know about buying a used piano is that you should have it inspected by a piano technician before putting your money down. Each year countless people, thinking that the piano in question "just needs tuning," throw away hundreds or even thousands of dollars on "instruments" that would be better put to use as firewood and baling wire...These people could have saved themselves a lot of grief and money if they had only consulted a technician before buying..." "You can tune a piano, but you can't tuna salad."
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| Condition: | Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition | Brand: | Baldwin |
| Number of Pedals: | 3 | Number of Keys: | 88 |
Shipping cost for 1909 9' Cherry Baldwin Concert Grand Piano SN#15918* will vary based on destination. Twin Cities delivery starts at $180. *12-Month No Interest Plan AvailableKeys 4/4 Kids intakes newly donated pianos on a weekly basis. Our wide selection and no interest payment plans can accommodate any budget. There are five price points for our pianos: $199, $499, $999, $1499 and $1999+ (OBO). Pianos priced at $499 and above are cleaned, serviced, pitch-raised and are covered under a limited 1-year warranty. Keys 4/4 Kids piano technicians and fully-insured movers take great care in the preparation and delivery of your piano to its new loving home. Our piano moving rates vary by city and can be found on our website. We have piano showrooms in Kansas City, Chicago, and the Twin Cities. KEYS 4/4 KIDS is a 501c3 nonprofit that strives to initiate transformation in the lives of our children, our donors, and our community through the production and exploration of art and music. We accept donations of used and unwanted pianos and then rejuvenate them for resale. Proceeds from these sales support three major youth and civic programs: Piano Placement, Pianos on Parade, and The Ellen Project. These programs provide opportunities for artistic expression in our youth, encourage community partnerships, and make the arts available to all people, regardless of income, age, or previous arts experience. Learn more about us by visiting our website._____________________________________________Excerpts from THE PIANO BOOK: BUYING & OWNING A NEW OR USED PIANO by Larry FinePreface"For well over a century, the piano has been a mainstay of home entertainment, and of Western musical culture in general. It has been estimated that there are at least ten million pianos in the United States; each year about 100 thousand new ones are sold and, in addition, hundreds of thousands of older ones change hands. More than twenty million people in this country play the piano. Yet despite the piano's popularity, most people--piano owners included--know virtually nothing about how a piano works or how to go about buying one, and countless numbers of people continue to make blunders in purchasing a piano that only the most naive would make in buying a car or appliance..."Chapter Five: Buying a Used Piano"IF YOU READ NO FURTHER IN THIS CHAPTER than just this first paragraph, remember this: the most important thing you should know about buying a used piano is that you should have it inspected by a piano technician before putting your money down. Each year countless people, thinking that the piano in question "just needs tuning," throw away hundreds or even thousands of dollars on "instruments" that would be better put to use as firewood and baling wire...These people could have saved themselves a lot of grief and money if they had only consulted a technician before buying..." "You can tune a piano, but you can't tuna salad."