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piano upright Currier
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(9/11/2008 2:23:33 AM) |
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jorgepens |
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USD 100.01 |
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I Don;t know much about the Currier Piano Co. , I do know this is a perfect piano for beginners or students; might also be good for a church or organization of such type. The piano sound great and has all the keys, strings, soundboard, hammers all working perfectly. this piano is nearly in perfect condition it does come with a bench. Although piano is now tuned, it might need tuning after shipping it. This info I got from the piano bluebook: Currier Piano Company's heritage of handcrafted excellence began in 1823 with the Boston founding of Currier & Company. U.S. Presidents John Adams and John Quincy Adams were early owners of Currier Pianos. Since the heart of fine piano manufacture is not found in highly mechanized operations, Currier Piano built its present plant in Western North Carolina. This lush mountain country provided Currier with two vital assets-craftsmen and artisans capable of patient, expertly handcrafted work and a ready supply of premium mountain hardwoods and fruitwoods. The special know-how, gentle pride, and attention to detail that mountain craftsmen bring to work every day constitute the real trademark of Currier. Since moving into its new, modern 90,000 square-foot plant in Marion, North Carolina, Currier has broadened its manufacturing capabilities to include deluxe style consoles, professional studios as well as a line of quality grand pianos. Along with its regular spinet and console production, these new additions enable Currier to meet all piano needs. The Parents' Magazine Guaranteed Seal has been awarded to the Currier Piano Company for the eighth year. By meeting rigid product standards and professional inspections by Parents' Consumer Products Testing Bureau, Currier provides a piano guaranteed by two outstanding companies-Parents' Magazine and Currier Piano Company. Shipping Notice: I will not pay for shipping, however I will palletize the piano with good protection tightly tied, and will have it in a dock ready for a trucking co. to pick up. It is not in a House, this makes the shipping easier ( cheaper ).
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