The Spinet Piano .. not so great

A brief history and circumstance with Spinet pianos and why it is not a great option for educational or recreational music making. While certain vintages of spinets like the Baldwin Acrosonic as well as the somewhat rare Yamaha Spinet can be the exception to the rule if they have not been otherwise abused (see my other videos!), most piano technicians tend to agree that the mass majority of used spinets available are as the video states: very cheaply made and should be avoided even for free. No free piano is actually free. You have to pay to move it and tune it and if you call a reputable piano technician and they tell you it is not tuneable/serviceable, now you have a huge problem - you have to dispose of it - which can also be a hassle. Always have a reputable piano technician look at any piano you are considering before you buy it or have it picked up.