** PRICE REDUCED ** MUST SELL this month ** OR wait up until I get back from Arizona at the end of December ... the trip keeps getting moved up!! .

　　Sherman Clay Baby Grand Piano [by Kimball] was rarely played - perhaps a dozen times throughout the last 20+ years. The last piano tuner that dropped by about 6 months ago kept looking and inspecting it like something was incorrect but that wasn't it. She could not find out how a piano over 20 years old could look much like new on the within. Absolutely nothing is put on or needs replacing at all. I did have to fix the fall board since no one desires a best, nearly brand-new piano with a faulty fallboard. .

　　Pianos have to be kept in a humidity regulated room or you can anticipate the surface on the piece that covers the secrets to gradually raise and start to warp - that's normal for any piano ... but NOT anymore. There are so numerous thin coats on the fallboard now, it will never, ever warp, lift or different once again.

　　Compare: http://leahdot.com/equip100/Baby-Grand-Piano-Stunning.html .

　　The price has been minimized from the $3800 initial asking rate to $3200. This piano was made by Kimball who took over Sherman Clay at some point around 1990. The expense for moving a piano is not much different for 10 miles as it is for 60 so the distance does not actually matter much. http://leahdot.com/equip100/Can_I_Pick_up_My_Piano_Myself.html.

　　We paid $7,500 for it back in 1993 and it's still brand name new where it counts! The Blue Book for Pianos provides the value at $6700 in 1985 and $12,998 in 1995. /ccpatp2.htm.