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What is a spinet piano as opposed to other pianos?
A spinet is the smallest upright piano
How many keys on a spinet piano?
A spinet piano typically has 88 keys, similar to a standard piano. However, some smaller spinet models may have fewer keys, such as 76 or 84, depending on the design and manufacturer. Most commonly, though, spinet pianos feature the full 88-key range.
What is a Kimball spinet worth?
Whatever you can get for it.
How many strings does a spinet have?
54
How much does a spinet cost?
The prices of a spinet will vary depending on brand, size, and condition. The prices range from $89.00 to $ 690.00.
What year was wurlitzer spinet piano number 485412 made?
1953
Where did the spinet come from?
The spinet comes from italy
How do you use spinet in a sentence?
I like to play music on my spinet.
What is a spinet piano as opposed to other pianos?
A spinet is the smallest upright piano
How much does a spinet piano weigh?
A Kimball Spinet piano weights approximately 485 pounds.
How many keys on a spinet piano?
A spinet piano typically has 88 keys, similar to a standard piano. However, some smaller spinet models may have fewer keys, such as 76 or 84, depending on the design and manufacturer. Most commonly, though, spinet pianos feature the full 88-key range.
What is a Kimball spinet worth?
Whatever you can get for it.
How many strings does a spinet have?
54
What is the musical anagram pinset?
spinet
How much does a spinet cost?
The prices of a spinet will vary depending on brand, size, and condition. The prices range from $89.00 to $ 690.00.
Does a spinet have a full keyboard?
The word spinet is used in a few different ways. My old Baldwin Acrosonic piano is considered a "spinet", and has 88 keys. Spinet can also refer to other kinds of instruments, like harpsicords, that virtually never have as many as 88 keys. You need to do a little more checking, and ask about the number of keys if it is a concern.
What year was a Wurlitzer Spinet Piano Serial number 229051 made?
Probably about 1942 -- see http://www.bluebookofpianos.com/serial1.htm#TOP
