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Pianos don't age well. Antique pianos either need an incredible amount of money spending on them to restore or they are furniture at best. Most pianos were chea
by lebski88 4y ago
Pianos don't age well. Antique pianos either need an incredible amount of money spending on them to restore or they are furniture at best. Most pianos were cheap when new and are worth negative money once they are old.
- martyvis 4y agoCheap pianos don't age well - quality ones do. I sold some shares (stock)in 1993 for around $8000. I bought the best PC I could get with about $3500 (a 488DX66 with 8MB RAM...). I bought my wife a 30 year old Yamaha U3 upright piano for about $4000. (It was built the same year I was born). We still have the U3 (I just looked and they are worth about $7K now). I think it is overdue for a tune but it still has that beautiful near Grand piano tone. The PC and the next one and the next one I bought are all in in landfill or melted down somewhere.
- lrem 4y ago> negative money once they are old At the very least they should still work as firewood.
- zemvpferreira 4y agoNot even! Burning treated wood is a good way to get a serious respiratory illness.
- hammyhavoc 4y agoReleasing more carbon into the upper carbon cycle should be avoided if possible.