Or you can get a Maestoso for around half of that, which IMO will outperform any Baldwin of that size any day.Maestoso is a remanufactured Nordiska (the raw piano is made in China) made in Maryland by Pianocraft. I have played a few of them. They are remarkable for their price.Good luck. If you love the Baldwin, try to knock 5,000 off the price; a little more if you have your own trusted technician (because the dealer will likely not be the one doing the servicing of the piano).
Guys, help! It's urgent.I have a problem with delivery, don't know how big this problem is... I have one very tight corner, where it could be potentially impossible to get the piano in the house through the door. Delivery guy was here today to check the situation. He said " Yes, it's very tight ( he showed me one centimeter I knew it without him...I wanted to hear a better news ), but we should be able to pull through".Seller gone down in price to fit my needs ( now the price is 23,000 something ). Because I am afraid of the delivery complications I asked the seller to take responsibility for a delivery. It's not that much money to lose the sale over it ( so far delivery guy quoted $320 ), but he ( the seller ) has given me a firm " no ".From what I understand he also does not want to deal with potential headache if piano does not fit through the door. I mean, getting a crane here to get the piano in the house would probably cost me another 5,000, no? I am not saying getting the piano "in" is impossible at all. Tonight I'm feeling even more concerned than ever , based on the seller respond.Any words of wisdom?The owner of the store had to speak to me on his day off and the reasons/examples that he gave me to made his point meant one thing - he had signed up for a delivery deal before and it cost him more then expected.
Thank you all! I've got that in writing, Axtremus, and now the piano is IN. It's so exciting! It's sounds and feels wonderful. I can not wish for more!One problem - it shakes when I use a pedal. I am .. ummm... an aggressive pianist, but I know it should not shake. I think the legs not screwed correctly? It is not much to worry about, right? It should be easily fixed?
It should be easily fixed. My guess is that it is not on casters, so what you feel shaking is actually the wheels giving in a little bit while you play.
were the legs tightened sufficiently? hmm. did the legs come completely off and then get put back on? you actually got the piano in, right?!