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Why purchase a reconditioned or restored piano versus a new piano?

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Why purchase a reconditioned or restored piano versus a new piano?

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The evolution of the present day piano occurred throughout the 18th and 19th centuries. The fundamental design of pianos has been the same for the past 110 years. The craftsmanship and quality of materials used in reputable makes of pianos from between 1890-1930 generally far exceed that of present day pianos with several very expensive exceptions. A reputable piano make of this vintage that has endured a healthy life (i.e. not exposed to extreme dryness or dampless for extended periods) is quite often a good candidate for reconditioning or full rebuilding.

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