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Expert Profile: Jason Robison

Expertise:  Refinishing and touch up, repair, maintenance, cleaning, tuning. I DO NOT specialize in organs, keyboards, or digital pianos. www.heirloompianocompany.com

Experience in the area
I have been refinishing and repairing pianos for 10 years.

Education/Credentials
AS in Music, BA in Business Administration, Completed apprenticeship program.

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Total Questions
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User Comments
Thank you!!
(Gina on 01/05/09)
Thanks to Jason for giving advice. I'm still looking for a piano, so I may ask more questions in the near future.
(Rebecca on 01/03/09)
Thank you so much for looking!
(Gina on 01/04/09)
Thanks for your effort. Les
(Les on 12/19/08)
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Recent Answers from Jason Robison
2009-01-04  Old upright?:  I am not sure where else to send you. I have searched on bluebookofpianos.com and consulted the industry standard for piano dating and information, the Pierce Piano Atlas. Some of the lesser known names...
2009-01-03  buying a used baby grand piano:  Baldwin is an excellent brand. However, you are looking in the neighborhood of $8K-10K or more to do the work that the RPT says it needs done. The Kimball seems to be a decent choice. $2000 wouldn't...
2009-01-03  Old upright?:  Hi there, I cannot find any information on a Kingsley Piano Co in NY. I have Kingsley in Chicago, New Orleans, and Milwaukee and even those brands I do not have any known serial numbers or known dates...
2009-01-02  buying a used baby grand piano:  Personally, I like Kimball pianos but they are not comparable to say a Steinway or a Mason & Hamlin. Much of the advice I would give depends much upon your expectations and price point. I will try to...
2008-12-29  piano ??:  A common place for serial numbers is on the plate somewhere between the bass strings and treble/tenor strings. Usually you just need to lift the lid and look inside. However, sometimes removal of the...
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