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Oh dear folks I'm still none the wiser at what I'm looking for
It's piano lessons tonight and "Miss" is going to be picking up on my daughters keyboard fingers

PianoGuy wrote:

mdw wrote:That was subtle

And a splendid idea for a dealer up in Scotland to supply to Derbyshire. Just a short nip down the M6 to sort out that sticking key.

I would really like to buy secondhand and as local as possible so could get a tuner to have a look it
Many Thanks
Goldenmum

Many thanks , does anyone know of a good dust harbouring piano with a nice tone not a million miles from Derbyshire

Gill the Piano wrote:

goldenmum wrote:Don't mind the dust I'll be able to leave messages for my daughter

Yes; 'DO YOUR PRACTICE: I PAID GOOD MONEY FOR THIS PIANO!'

I like that

Don't mind the dust I'll be able to leave messages for my daughter

PianoGuy wrote:Black is at least neutral, modern and does not attempt to match other furniture, so I always think it's a good option.

Sorry I know the look shouldn't be important bought my lounge is contemporary

Hi, I am looking to buy a piano for my daughter who wants to move onto piano from keyboard . We have a budget of £1500 - £1800 and would preferably like a modern black piano that she will enjoy playing and get her through her grades. I know nothing about pianos and would like some advice about where...

Hi,
Thank you all for the honest advice , I think we need to keep looking to see if we can make our money go a bit further.
Best Regards
Goldenmum

Hi,
It is said to be 1974 model and is in walnut .
Many Thanks
Goldenmum

joseph wrote:No small upright is going to produce ideal results, but if the piano is being offered for a reasonable price and it fits in the space you have, then it will probably be OK. ,

Does £1200 sound reasonable it appears immaculate and the dealer says it hardly been used.
Many Thanks
Goldenmum

Thanks Barrie , that makes sense
Can anyone recommend a piano tuner in Derbyshire .
Many Thanks
Goldenmum

Thank you for the replies , my daughter is just starting out on piano and hasn't done any grades yet . The advert for another Zender that has worried me said due to the "about grade 4 the level of phrasing and dynamic expression that you are trying to achieve will be much better on a larger bet...

Hi, I am looking for a piano for my daughter who has done keyboard up to grade 5 but now wants to move to piano . Space is tight and we had set our heart on a Zender but have seen comments that they are only suitable up to grade 4 playing . The dealer we are hoping to buy from said it would see her ...