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Re: piano movers?
AdamP88 #142405 06/25/06 04:25 PM
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My folks have a baby grand piano that I played on for 10years growing up. I remember back in the 70's we had to take out the bottom 6 steps to hoist it down to the basement. I can't imagine trying to reverse the process, however, it would be worth it to keep it in the family if they ever move.


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Ken.C #142406 06/25/06 09:36 PM
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The GF was given an old upright by a friend at work. We paid a piano mover around $100 to move it from a storage facility to a room in our house.

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littleb #142407 06/25/06 10:27 PM
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I had a feeling it was something like that.

Having visited a piano store today, I am somewhat at a loss. Stunned by the prices (on the digitals!), as it were...


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Ken.C #142408 06/25/06 10:54 PM
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Stunned by the prices (on the digitals!), as it were...



Dude, analog and tubes are where it's at!


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MarkSJohnson #142409 06/26/06 02:55 AM
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Well, in the case of pianos, analog is where it's at. Digital pianos just try to copy the sound and feel of analog.

Ain't nothin' like playin' on a (well maintained) Steinway concert grand.

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AdamP88 #142410 06/26/06 03:43 AM
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What's better than a rose on your piano?

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littleb #142411 06/27/06 01:18 AM
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The GF was given an old upright by a friend at work.



Wow you guys must have a pretty open relationship.


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snakeyes #142412 06/27/06 01:19 AM
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LOL! I can't believe that one slipped by me.

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snakeyes #142413 06/27/06 01:24 AM
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LOL!


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snakeyes #142414 06/27/06 08:05 AM
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They don't call you 'ole snakeyes' for nuthin'. I would mention that this was a friendly agreement between two ladies, but I won't because this would just start a fireball of imagination. There, I didn't give anyone any ideas, did I?

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