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>For the last several years, Yamaha has had a program in which they loan
>C7s and
>DC7s to universities and then sell them as used at the end of the year.
>
>Stanford participated in the program as did some other schools. I'm not
>sure if
>the program is still going, but you might find radio and newspaper ads
>announcing such sales if there is still such a program in your area.>>
I've attended several of such college piano sales (not limited to Yamahas) &
generally found they were selling off a lot of small instruments from lesser
makers, lots of mediocre Kawais, etc, so be sure to get there early to see if
any real instruments are still available.
Scott Fraser
>For the last several years, Yamaha has had a program in which they loan
>C7s and
>DC7s to universities and then sell them as used at the end of the year.
>
>Stanford participated in the program as did some other schools. I'm not
>sure if
>the program is still going, but you might find radio and newspaper ads
>announcing such sales if there is still such a program in your area.>>
I've attended several of such college piano sales (not limited to Yamahas) &
generally found they were selling off a lot of small instruments from lesser
makers, lots of mediocre Kawais, etc, so be sure to get there early to see if
any real instruments are still available.
Scott Fraser