CVP-307 reasonable price

[AymanA]

I am planning to buy the CVP-307. Browsing the web, I noticed that it is selling for ~$4,500 worldwide. I don't think that I would buy such an instrument over the web. So I am willing to pay more to buy it from a local dealer. But it will be great if someone can tell me what is a reasonable price to pay in the US (other than the list price of $8,4xx).

Thanks,
Ayman

[danilo72h501]

Also I had the same problem. I did not want to buy CVP 307 over the web. The better price on web that I had found was 4090 euro, the best one that I have found to Rome 4300 euro. To the end I have bought in a store of Rome the cvp-307 to 4300 euro.

[Charleson]

I've been doing some price shopping. PianoDepot has the 309PE for $5971 and the 307 Rosewood for $4569. These seem pretty low to me.

Does anyone have experience with PianoDepot or its sister companies like piens.com or boxymusic?

I wonder whether they are selling pianos with US power and instructions or whether I'd end up with something requiring a step up transformer.

Anyway, perhaps these numbers are useful when going to the dealer??

[wjeiv]

With PianoDepot, though, you have to add several hundreds of dollars for delivery. (for the US, at least)

[wally]

I thought I remember seeing an email where PianoDepot will no longer ship to the US. Has this changed?

[wjeiv]

I think their restriction is on specific manufacturers, not on the US in general:

Taken from their website--

"Note : We do not ship nor sell Roland, Edirol and Boss items to the U.S.A."

The list of countries they state they will not ship to is (once again, taken from their website:

"Albania, Algeria, Angola, Burundi, Falkland Islands, Central African Republic, Christmas Island, Cocos Keeling Islands, Comoros Islands, Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Liberia, Libya, Sao Tome And Principe, Somalia, Western Sahara, Sudan"

Which is unfortunate because I am a Somalian Falkland Angolan Sudanian with roots in the Cuban Burundian Republic of the Coco Keeling Islands...oh well...