![]() It’s definitely worthwhile to hire a qualified piano technician to inspect and evaluate it. Kimball’s Viennese grands have a reputation for being of significantly better quality than the typical Kimball, but age and condition are important factors in judging any used instrument. ![]() The brand was decent enough (and affordable enough) to be a popular choice in many middle-income households in the mid-20th century. Kimball had a long history in the U.S., and its pianos were by and large very average in quality-not great, not terrible. Acoustic pianos require maintenance (e.g., regular tuning and other occasional service), but I believe that a quality acoustic grand is the preferred instrument for most people who play proficiently. Digitals allow private practice through headphones, and they require no upkeep. ![]() The choice is usually governed by practical matters like one’s budget and whether the noise from practicing is acceptable in one’s living situation. ![]() As far as I know, there’s no consensus about whether a beginner is best served by a digital instrument or an acoustic one. ![]()
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