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     The author and YORK team up to offer their DOs and DONT's for piano buyers and sellers. (SEE Photo: Don't let your piano end up like this--as a bare bones skeleton of itself!) Rebecca McGregor ("Shattered Dreams")is pictured at the memorial for her Proksch 1900 grand along with her husband, YORK, and wife Ladine.
Read these DO's and DON'Ts before you put down your money on any  piano, new or used!        

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