SAT II for sale in Canada

[Ed & Misti Loomis (Plantlady)]

I got these three messages by mistake....

Subject:
          SAT II for sale in Canada
     Date:
          Thu, 30 Oct 1997 11:53:07 -0330 (NST)
     From:
          Deryck Harnett <dharnett@MORGAN.UCS.MUN.CA>
 Reply-To:
          pianotech@ptg.org
       To:
          pianotech@ptg.org




Friends,

I have a SAT II (ser. 1553) available for sale.  It comes with MIDI
port,
60 tuning memory, foot switch and manual.  I would like to receive
$1500.00 Canadian for the SAT,  I also have a tuning hammer thumb switch

($40.00), Exploring the SAT Video ($50.00), and a medium size case from
Inventronics ($150.00).

In addition, I also would like to sell my Randy Potter course manual and

videotapes.


Please e-mail me (don't reply to the list) if you are interested.


Deryck Harnett

Subject:
          Re: Loose pins
     Date:
          Thu, 30 Oct 1997 10:20:06 -0500 (EST)
     From:
          NBWW@aol.com
 Reply-To:
          pianotech@ptg.org
       To:
          pianotech@ptg.org




Leslie and list
I have been following this loose pin topic closely and have to admit not

being in the CA group, but keep an open mind. Aproblem piano comes to
mind.
The client wishes to rebuild this Bechstein "someday,"' but for now just

keep
it tuned for th occasional use. The pins are VERY JUMPY! Not a fun job.
Would
a squirt of thin CA take care of the jumping pins? These babies are a
nightmare to tune and set. The pin block is exposed, so how do I control

the
application? Who has the right tools for the job? CA groupies unite, for
a
convert is about to be made!

Paul Chick RPT
Subject:
          Re: 1886 S&S
     Date:
          Thu, 30 Oct 1997 10:20:00 -0500 (EST)
     From:
          NBWW@aol.com
 Reply-To:
          pianotech@ptg.org
       To:
          pianotech@ptg.org




Bob
Check with Les Smith. You may find a copy of his treatise on an 1870
Steinway
worth reading that should cover many of your questions. It should be in
the
archives, but I have no idea how to get to it there.

Paul Chick RPT