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A super deal! $10.00. Missing some parts but it should be loud enough. No picture.

http://lasvegas.craigslist.org/msg/3745735463.html


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That sounds like an interesting "piano" David! You better jump on that one, its sure to go quick!


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Originally Posted by David, Las Vegas
A super deal! $10.00. Missing some parts but it should be loud enough. No picture.

http://lasvegas.craigslist.org/msg/3745735463.html


Not only is it $10, but the regular price is $25.
That really must be some fine instrument!


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I was ready to click out of this listing until I got to the last line of the description which made me lol.

http://saltlakecity.craigslist.org/atq/3745112169.html


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Originally Posted by malkin
I was ready to click out of this listing until I got to the last line of the description which made me lol.

http://saltlakecity.craigslist.org/atq/3745112169.html


That type of PSO is the only piano I've ever thrown away, and I've pitched two of them.



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http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/wan/3752810288.html



WANTED: Property to Burn a Piano On (Multnomah County (surrounding areas))

Well, you're obviously intrigued if you've clicked on this ad... and hopefully you're as excited as my friend and I to burn a piano!

You see, we have this beautiful piano that MUST go. And we thought "What better way than to burn it!?"

We'd also like to do a photoshoot of said "event". Being as we can submit our "documentation" for our final project in an art class.

The only thing crampin' our style is:

WE DON'T HAVE A ("SAFE) PLACE TO BURN IT.

So....

What we are hoping is:

You, or someone you know, has a large property where this project can go down.

We've done this before, trust us. We're just quirky art students looking to make our dreams come true.

Please help.

Thanks a bajillion!

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This is an interesting definition of the word "fun". [Linked Image]
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!880's upright! The ivories look like they've never been cleaned and someone with very skinny fingers was playing it. It parallels with the old upright discussion of recent that the old Up's are beyond restoration. Too bad as the cases on this vintage are remarkable. Poor quality pic's.

http://lasvegas.craigslist.org/msg/3754766338.html


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Looks like the fun has already been applied!


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I'm amazed by the poor picture quality of some craigslist postings.

I think it is funny that this "upright" piano is not quite upright!
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I wonder how the piano sounds when gravity takes over!


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Well I thought this was funny. Found an ad for another rebuilder using a picture of a Steinway "A" I rebuilt.
The picture shows my Steinway in my shop.

http://portland.craigslist.org/nco/msg/3778147172.html


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Originally Posted by David, Las Vegas
!880's upright! The ivories look like they've never been cleaned and someone with very skinny fingers was playing it. It parallels with the old upright discussion of recent that the old Up's are beyond restoration. Too bad as the cases on this vintage are remarkable. Poor quality pic's.

In this one the insides might be remarkable as well. Original Mathushek's are always an interesting study. If I didn't already have a shop full of pianos I'll never get to....

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Originally Posted by Rod Verhnjak
Well I thought this was funny. Found an ad for another rebuilder using a picture of a Steinway "A" I rebuilt.
The picture shows my Steinway in my shop.

http://portland.craigslist.org/nco/msg/3778147172.html


If the listing uses a link to your photo host, you could switch the picture on your host site for a funny little surprise.


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Originally Posted by malkin
Originally Posted by Rod Verhnjak
Well I thought this was funny. Found an ad for another rebuilder using a picture of a Steinway "A" I rebuilt.
The picture shows my Steinway in my shop.

http://portland.craigslist.org/nco/msg/3778147172.html


If the listing uses a link to your photo host, you could switch the picture on your host site for a funny little surprise.


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I sent them an email and they said they would remove it.
Am I justified to ask them to do that?


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Originally Posted by Rod Verhnjak

I sent them an email and they said they would remove it.
Am I justified to ask them to do that?


Of course you are!


I'm tired--I had to do a double take on the thumbnail photo. Huh?! You'd think the seller would notice!

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I understand Spinets, Consoles, and Studios. Lately there seem to be a lot of GDs. Are gravity defying pianos a new category of verticals?

Believe me, I don't defy gravity and I wonder how you play them?


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For a mere $10 you can turn some pianos. http://austin.craigslist.org/msg/3801202195.html


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Great for piano shaped pancakes!

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