---------- > From: robert sadowski <rls@ncinter.net> > To: pianotech@ptg.org > Subject: Boesendorfer Cracks > Date: Tuesday, September 30, 1997 12:12 PM > > Dear list, > The D'Angelo School of Music here in Erie has a Boes. (92 note) with > cracked > plate. The cracks are in three places where the struts terminate at the > tuning pin > end, directly beside the understring felt. The uppermost strut shows a > small > amount of shifting on either side of the crack. This is not an old piano. > The soundboard, bridges are in good shape. They want to sell it but the > nearest broker doesn't want it. Since a trip to Germany would coast > $30,000 - 40,000, Has there been much success repairing this kind of > problem? They're hoping to get at least $5 to $7K > for the piano. We would appreciate any opinions. Any inquiries about > purchase can be directed to: Glen Kwok > Director, D'Angelo School of Music > Erie, PA > PH. 814-824-2394 > Thanks, Bob Sadowski RPT
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