Should I buy a piano for 350$ if it has one "stuck" key?

Question

It's a key that is on the very far left, so I don't think I'll be using it too much. ;-) Seriously, I'm obviously a beginner, and I just want a somewhat decent first piano that's cheap. The rest of the keys sounded just fine. Also, if I were to have this key repaired, how much do you think it might cost? Thanks in advance for your response.

Answer 1

YES!

Answer 2

i adivse you to buy it becuase a regular piano is usually around $500 however, in your case, a piano with a "stuck" key can be repaired for less than $15 since its not a serious case. However, it is also possible to fix that by yourself bu just opening the lid and reattch the latch becuase the key often do that if you press too hard. Other than that, i would really buy it

Answer 3

For 350? Yes. I can't tell you for sure, but it shouldn't cost much at all to get that key repaired. 350 is a good deal for a piano, as long as it is in good condition.

Answer 4

Lady, Buy that piano and then have a piano tuner estimate the cost of repair and tuning .n You should have a professional piano tuner at least tune the piano after you purchase. Check yellow pages under piano tuners and get prices. Should be reasonable.

Answer 5

It might need a strike mechanism (for lack of a better term)which is relatively inexpensive to repair, around 30 or forty dollars. Just make sure that the other strikes are'nt starting to wear.

Answer 6

i would, and if i did want to get it repaired it wolud probably be around 50 bucks. but still, you probably wont be using htat key much anyways. so id say go for it!

Answer 7

yeah go for it, not bad deal.