Broadwood...was 90 Degree Action -Reply

Richard Adkins RADKINS@coe.edu
Mon, 18 Mar 1996 17:03:14 -0600


Well i'm going to visit a friend of mines
Broadwood Grand....its about 7' 4 or
so...a boudoir grand he calls it....
everything is intact...it plays OK...
case if beautiful....hammers need
voicing....i'm don't know what to do
with those 0   very round hammers...
that seem to have round layers of
felt every 1/8" layered....anybody
with experience want to give me
some pointers....action is all original
and may be very brittle....i think
the date is 1859 ???

Rich A.

>>> Thomas D. Seay
<t.seay@mail.utexas.edu> 03/18/96
04:09pm >>>
>In a message dated 96-03-18
00:04:25 EST, you write:
>
>>Does anyone know the full history
on this action? The supply catalogs still
>>have a few parts listed and they
mention Wood & Brooks.
>>
>>
>
>Sy,
>
>You might try contacting Jack Wyatt
over in Texas.  He has done a lot of
>research on different types of action
designs and might have some info.
>
>Good luck,
>
>Allan
>
>

Hy Sy,

Jack's address is:

1801 Stratford
Garland, TX 75041

(214) 278-9312

Jack is a very knowledgeable person
when it comes to piano actions, and
vertical actions in particular. He also
LOVES to tell you all about them.
BTW, he is our SCRVP.

Good luck.

Tom Seay

t.seay@mail.utexas.edu
The University of Texas at Austin










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