[Note: I forgot this post and left it unpublished from almost a year ago, but the information is still great!]
Looking for a piano? These resources may help:
I came across this since I've been looking for a piano in hopes of keeping it at the Homeschool Resource Center in Brandon. My piano (an antique Henry F. Miller Grand) is wonderful, and I should tell the story of how I got it sometime. It was a word-of-mouth sale. The owner told piano teachers in her area she was selling.
Looking for a piano? These resources may help:
I came across this since I've been looking for a piano in hopes of keeping it at the Homeschool Resource Center in Brandon. My piano (an antique Henry F. Miller Grand) is wonderful, and I should tell the story of how I got it sometime. It was a word-of-mouth sale. The owner told piano teachers in her area she was selling.
The most important advice you need to know about buying used is: have a trusted piano technician check it out before buying. Factor this cost before buying.
Where to look for a piano:
Ask churches - many have pianos gathering dust in spare rooms.
Ask piano teachers.
Find used piano distributors, either in the phone book or through new piano distributors.
Ebay.com
CraigsList.org
Ask churches - many have pianos gathering dust in spare rooms.
Ask piano teachers.
Find used piano distributors, either in the phone book or through new piano distributors.
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