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Is it worthwhile to buy a second-hand high-end Technics piano ??
I had one 10 years ago, and thought it was great. How does Yamaha compare to these old Technics instruments ???? |
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Although Technics pianos were right up there with Yamaha about 5-6 years ago, I don't recommend buying a second hand one today for the following reasons:
1) Any digital piano over 3 years could be a risky purchase. This is because repairs can be very costly, and spare parts (especially for a Techinics) might be difficult to get hold of. 2) Technics no longer make digital pianos. So there is no back up service from the manufacturer 3) You can get a very good quality, brand new digital piano today for between £600 - 900. Also with a 3 year guarantee, or more. This would be a better investment for the long term. Read more about second hand digital pianos in my digital piano buyer's guide: http://www.ukpianos.co.uk/7-things-y...tal-piano.html Graham Howard |
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Last edited by StephenC4; 15-04-2012 at 05:31. |
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