I'm curious as to why other techs send keys for replacement. John On Fri, 2 Mar 2001, Charles K. Ball wrote: ]John, ] ]I have had extensive experience with both. They are both quite ]excellent. Kluge, especially if you are sending more than one set at ]a time, is cheaper and certainly faster; however, Bob Marinelli is ]more convenient (he will send you a shipping crate and you don't have ]to fool around with customs, etc.), and he offers the invaluable ]service of maximizing the key leverage (changing the fulcrum point). ] ]Bob's keyboards are so easy to establish key height and level, plus ]he is an all around good guy. You will need to get on his waiting ]list right away, and keep after him as well. ] ] ]Charles ] ] ]>I'd like to have a set of replacement keys made for one of our D's and ]>wondered if anyone could steer me in the right direction. I know Pianotek ]>does keys, as well as Kluge. Anyone have experience with either of these? ]> ]>Thanks ]> ]>John Minor ]>University of Illinois ] ]-- ]Charles Ball, RPT ]School of Music ]University of Texas at Austin ]ckball@mail.utexas.edu ]
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