My wife used to play on a baby grand at her parents house when she was younger. I would like to get her something to play again, but can't afford the space, price, or volume for a real piano. It seems, as in most industries, it might be better to buy a nicer item used, than an entry level item new. I have $300 to spend at the most. I looked around the forum a little and if possible, I would like to get her one with weighted keys, touch sensitivity, a good piano sound. It's easy to throw out model numbers, but I would appreciate if someone could actually look at Charleston, SC craigslist. It would be much more helpful. If nothing looks good, I can keep an eye out for model numbers. There's no time constraint, like a birthday or anything. Thanks.
what to buy used?
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If you look around on Ebay you might find a Generalmusic Realpiano II. The piano sounds very good. And a used one should be close to your budget.
http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/1997_articles/aug97/gemgmpro.html
http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/1997_articles/aug97/gemgmpro.html