Serious Question,
When you think about it who is buying a piano nowadays? Not to make a sweeping generalization, but I assume that most people who have a piano have them for many, many years and do not replace them. When you think about it a piano store has to pay rent, pay employees (assuming they have any), and have pianos sitting in their stores waiting to be bought. Also, realistically have you ever seen anyone frequent a piano store anyway?
So, my question is how do they stay in business?
Thanks.
When you think about it who is buying a piano nowadays? Not to make a sweeping generalization, but I assume that most people who have a piano have them for many, many years and do not replace them. When you think about it a piano store has to pay rent, pay employees (assuming they have any), and have pianos sitting in their stores waiting to be bought. Also, realistically have you ever seen anyone frequent a piano store anyway?
So, my question is how do they stay in business?
Thanks.