Is the depreciation of a new piano really that noticable…
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Is the depreciation of a new piano really that noticable that buying a secondhand piano is almost always worth it?
I'm in the process of upgrading my piano to a YUS5, and have been in touch with a local reseller. They have two YUS5 to offer me, one new and one used. I'm not sure which one would be better for me so any advice or experience would be helpful. I'm located in HK if that makes any difference.
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Second hand option: 2015 piano in good condition with SC2 silencer in walnut. Asking 67800hkd so around $8653usd
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Brand new option: 2022 in ebony with SH3 silencer. Asking 93000 so around $11869usd
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I understand new pianos depreciate, but I'm not sure about the walnut color and the old SC2 model. Should I just bite the bullet and pay the premium for the new model? Is the walnut a good deal despite it being 11 years old? I am considering resale value and the ease of reselling 5-7 years down the line. Thank you all in advance.
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I'm in the process of upgrading my piano to a YUS5, and have been in touch with a local reseller. They have two YUS5 to offer me, one new and one used. I'm not sure which one would be better for me so any advice or experience would be helpful. I'm located in HK if that makes any difference.
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Second hand option: 2015 piano in good condition with SC2 silencer in walnut. Asking 67800hkd so around $8653usd
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Brand new option: 2022 in ebony with SH3 silencer. Asking 93000 so around $11869usd
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I understand new pianos depreciate, but I'm not sure about the walnut color and the old SC2 model. Should I just bite the bullet and pay the premium for the new model? Is the walnut a good deal despite it being 11 years old? I am considering resale value and the ease of reselling 5-7 years down the line. Thank you all in advance.
#audio #music
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