Digital Piano for Sale
We have a Technics SX-PR700 Digital Ensemble Piano for sale.
Not much used as the owner (my late mother-in-law) had thought the loudspeakers were broken and bought a new one. It was only the plug which mutes it when playing with headphones on (to spare the neighbours).
It works very well. Potential purchasers are encouraged to have a look at it at 9 Redmill Road, Galeo Estate, Redwood Valley, and try it out playing. I can deliver.
Comes with manuals.
It has 3 pedals.
Floppy Disk.
Approx. dimensions: 140cm x 105cm x 62cm (and very heavy)
Needs a good clean, as it was standing dry under the house for a long time.
Other questions, please ask but I do not know much about it, as I am selling on behalf of my family.
$650 o.n.o.
Available after 22 January.
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