In a message dated 96-05-26 18:40:25 EDT, you write: >Subj: 1910 haddorff upr string scale >Date: 96-05-26 18:40:25 EDT >From: ted@palmnet.net (Ted Simmons) >Sender: pianotech@byu.edu >Reply-to: pianotech@byu.edu >To: pianotech@byu.edu (Multiple recipients of list) > >I'm restringing a 1910 Haddorff full upright, 57 inches high. The strings >are terribly rusty and when I miked them I tried to measure at a shiny part >but there weren't many such spots. The results I have make no sense at >all. Does anyone have the treble stringing scale for this piano? My >edition of John Travis' book "a guide to restringing" doesn't mention >Haddorff. Any help would be very much appreciated. > Ted Simmons > Florida Space Coast > > > Ted I too have a Haddorff 57" upright, beautiful oak cabinet, built 1910. The strings are also rusty but not so bad that I couldn't get the scale off it. My wife won't let me sell it because of the cabinetry. I guess I'll end up rebuilding it. It is a very nice piano. I'll have to bring my micrometer home tomorrow. Just thought I'd let you know you're in luck. David Sanderson Pianobiz@aol.com
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