Free Upright acoustic Piano
Hi, our daughter is moving flat and no longer wants her piano, we are happy to give it away for free, you just need to pick it up by 16th February.
Brand: Evestaff
Model: Minipiano
85 Keys
size: 1400 wide, 970 high, 540 deep
very heavy, I recommend 4 strong people to lift it, or hire a piano moving business.
Fair condition, all keys work, a couple stick a little but are not in the mid keyboard playing range.
Could do with a tune, but it's not badly out-of-tune.
Approximately 40 years old, these pianos are well constructed and have a great smooth tonal sound.
Conditions:
Pick up must be by the 16th February, from St Albans.
Phone Paul 021 359 163 if interested.
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