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Mark’s summary of this instrument

“This piano is 15 years old and in good physical condition. The extremely cheap price reflects that there are a few problems with this piano. Please read below for details.”

Click below to listen to me playing this piano. The action behaves quite well for much of the piece but it was starting to fail badly towards the end. If you listen to the final 10 seconds you’ll hear that almost none of the keys were working any more.

Update: I have withdrawn this piano from sale. The problems with the action mean that I don’t think I should sell this piano, even for a low price as it will just cause you problems that may be expensive to fix and could hinder your piano playing. Sorry about that. If you need it for a film set or purely for furniture then please feel free to get in touch. Otherwise, I suggest you look at a different piano.

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My Uncle Ronnie once had a Gebauhr grand piano that was made in about 1880 or something like that. Sadly it got damaged in a flood but he loved that piano. It make his eyes light up when he heard it play.

However, when I asked my piano tuner to tune this upright of mine, he commented that he was struggling to make it stay in tune (the pins were “slipping”). Also, we have noticed that a large number of the keys are not working as freely as they should be. So that’s no good!

So if you are looking for a piano that looks good and you don’t mind that it has some fairly serious mechanical issues, please consider this piano. For advanced pianists, I recommend some of my other stock instead.

You can pay by cheque, online bank transfer, credit/debit card or 0% finance for this piano. Please click here to read about the various payment options.

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