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pplayer44
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Hello, I'm considering shipping my Yamaha 1975 G1 across the country (US, east coast to west coast), but was not sure if it would justify the price of the piano. I would expect the shipping to be a bit over $1000, judging from the past discussions i've found on google.
Does anyone have a piano atlas that has the price of my Yamaha? The serial number is #1923593. It was made in 1975, Japanese-made, I believe. The piano is in great condition, and I would certainly have it given a full tune-up before selling it.
THanks very much for any information or advice you can give me!
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pplayer44
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My sister has the family's 1970 G1 (walnut case) and has taken good care of it, but never had any major work done on it. It is still a great looking piece of furniture, but is worn out as a piano; it sounds and plays worse than a variety digital pianos in the $1000 price range. Your piano may be different, but I think that that would make it a rare beast...and not something whose price can simply be looked up somewhere.
Richard E+17
On 2 Aug 2002, Squareness Wafer wrote:
Richard Engelbrecht-Wiggans, U of Illinois, Champaign, Illinois
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