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Dave
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Hi 🙂
I found this opportunity: a Yamaha G3 grand piano. The owner told me that the piano is 10 years old and was only used by a conservatory teacher because it was located in a restaurant, and it is in excellent condition, and now he is selling it due to a change in management etc...
Obviously I will try it out, but I would like to know some info about this model and do you think 10 years is too much?
Thanks
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observe the condition of the strings. And the condition of the hammers. Then the keyboard action. The condition of the soundboard.
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pianoexpert wrote:
observe the condition of the strings. And the condition of the hammers. Then the keyboard action. The condition of the soundboard.
Thank you Paolo, I will keep that in mind along with your very useful video tutorial ... 🙂
If I may ask you, what do you think of it as a piano brand?
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Yamahas are very varied. The G series is good, but not like the C series. The S series, as the original says, is special. In fact, the prices change.
