I am looking for a replacement for our 1950's Kemble Minx, now that my daughter is learning we have realised how 'clunky' (for want of a better word) it is! I'm also finding it difficult to find a tuner who will touch it.
However, the reason I originally bought the Minx many years ago was that it makes a superb stand for an electronic keyboard, we currently have a Roland Workstation on top of it which won't fit anywhere else in the music room / office / dining room.
Any ideas? At the moment I'm tempted to go digital, but I think in time we'd miss the acoustic sound and feel. We could probably spend up to about 1500pounds.
Good short piano wanted
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The clunky sound and feel is due to the very small sound board and the extra bits in the action in there day they were quite popular
For a small piano you could try the Yamaha C110A 110cm tall they are sold here http://www.pianoplus.co.uk/yamaha-piano/uprights.html for 1,600 just a tad over your budget the Yamaha C113T would be better as it has a flat top to place your keyboard on but 500 over your budget
Barrie,
For a small piano you could try the Yamaha C110A 110cm tall they are sold here http://www.pianoplus.co.uk/yamaha-piano/uprights.html for 1,600 just a tad over your budget the Yamaha C113T would be better as it has a flat top to place your keyboard on but 500 over your budget
Barrie,
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