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The Complete Idiots Guide To Buying A Piano Marty C Flinn Jennifer B Flinn

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The Complete Idiots Guide To Buying A Piano Marty C Flinn Jennifer B Flinn
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Publisher: Alpha
File Extension: PDF
File size: 4.39 MB
Pages: 336
Author: Marty C. Flinn, Jennifer B. Flinn
ISBN: 9781592577187, 1592577180
Language: English
Year: 2008

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The Complete Idiots Guide To Buying A Piano Marty C Flinn Jennifer B Flinn by Marty C. Flinn, Jennifer B. Flinn 9781592577187, 1592577180 instant download after payment.

Tune in and tone down piano-shopping stress. Unfamiliar with manufacturers, manufacturing methods, materials, or price ranges, the piano buyer can still educate himself before making the big investment, saving time, money, and frustration. This is the first book written by salespeople that dispels myths and airs dirty tricks, making it an easy-to- use buyer’s guide for all the well known, and many of the not-so-well known, piano models. •How to choose from new or used, digital or acoustic, upright, grand, hybrid, or player pianos •Nearly half a million pianos are purchased annually in the United States, with Americans spending nearly $1.7 billion a year on them •Piano technicians and teachers require this accurate information to dispense advice on buying

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