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Offline danthecomposer

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Classic Bosendorfers
on: June 30, 2013, 10:44:13 AM
Hello forum,

I have been interested for a while in having an old Bosendorfer.  Here are some examples (I live in Budapest so ignore the Hungarian language, or use Google if you're interested in translations):

https://www.zeneszapro.hu/hirdetesek/bosendorfer-220-cm-es-hangversenyzongora-elado

https://www.zeneszapro.hu/hirdetesek/jofef-berger-becsi-zongora-1872-1873

https://www.zeneszapro.hu/hirdetesek/bosendorfer-1833as-evjaratu-zongora

The prices are around £500-£1,000.  I find that absolutely amazing for such an old, classic piano.

They work, they sound good (I tried some).  Does anybody have any interesting banter surrounding such classic Bosendorfers?  I'd love to have one in my living room rather than some modern, massively expensive jobby.

Thanks in advance for responses,

Dan
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