[CAUT] Brodmann pianos

[Ron Nossaman]

> I think it should be listed as "fact", but apparently few
> want to question the status quo. 

Lots of things on that list, I'm afraid, but I agree 110%.


>After moving about a dozen
> bridges I can certainly state that it's nearly miraculous!

Then that just makes it just your opinion, right?


> I've never figured out why it's not universally accepted,
> other than the "mine's bigger than yours" mentality towards
> bass string length.

Because they haven't tried it and honestly listened. It seems 
to me that you can't typically tell people that what they're 
hearing in a piano is desirable unless it is from one of a 
handful of famous manufacturers. Then no matter how it sounds, 
it'll be great.


> My point was how close minded and anal he immediately
> became when I questioned his huge cantilever and short
> backscale. I wasn't being a jerk, I simply asked if he had
> considered this and then showed him one of my modified
> pianos. Conversation over... see you, bye!
> 
> Jim

Yea, I've met the guy hundreds of times. He looks different 
each time, and has a different name or gender, but he's the 
same guy.

Ron N