Perhaps someone out there could bring me "up to date" regarding the
status of the Fandrich Co. We have had 4 of these instruments for over 2
years and have found dealing with the company nearly impossible. Warranty
work or help of any kind has been minimal to non existent and we have
assumed that bankruptcy must be close. Prompted by legal action, Ed
Richards has taken the bull by the horns and is driving from Chicago with
a new Fandrich on board for an exchange with one of ours. However, my
expectations are not high. These pianos do not do at all well in
institutional practice rooms.
Lew Surdam
On Mon, 3 Apr 1995 Yardbird47@aol.com wrote:
> After being kept so well up to date on the Fandrich Co. by Stephen Brady and
> Mitch Keil, it would be nice to hear from someone in the Boston area who was
> at last week's Boston Chapter PTG meeting, and who could relay to us the
> report by a former M&H employee on the company's current direction. Possibly
> such a Boston area person might also be hearing the street talk of what plans
> Premier Piano, the local rebuilder, may have based on the share of the
> defunct M&H which they recently acquired. (Not wishing to start any rumors
> capable of upsetting major stock markets, you understand.......)
>
> Hmmm..... Isreal Stein?
>
> Bill Ballard RPT "Remember men, you're fighting for this lady's honor,
> NH Chapter which more than she ever did." Groucho Marx in
>
> "Duck Soup"
>
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