Jim Bryant posted:
>Keith are the mounting holes set off to one side? If so it might be a
>mounting arrangement for a Schulmerich Chime keyboard. All of the original
>(read first hundred or so) were rather large and heavy. They were installed
>with a swivel mount and some that I have seen were mounted quite
>professionally. With the keyboard removed there is no evidence that it was
>there, except for the three mounting plates.
These plates are comparable in size to the Steinway leg & lyre locking
plates, except it has the threaded area in the center of the plate.
> Or course there is another option, it concerns the mounting of the Jannsen
>with the steel plate it's pinblock. You see, you take the Janssen and mount
>it under the Richmond and.................
>well you get the idea.
Ingeniously clever :-)
Keith McGavern, RPT
kam544@ionet.net
Oklahoma Baptist University
Shawnee, Oklahoma, USA
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