In a message dated 98-01-13 10:34:44 EST, you write: << Good afternoon men and women...It's been a while but I do have a question. I know on grands such as Steinways, that the action can be removed without much difficulty. Can, on an upright, the action be removed in a similar way? I was pondering this after reading 88 Keys: The Making of a Steinway Piano. Hope everyone had a good Christmas or any other recent holiday. Be well! Oh, and thanks in advance for any replies that waste your valuable time for a unenlightened person. Caleb McVey Athens, GA actually Watkinsville but it's close enough Caleb, The only upright actions I know of that can be removed in a simular way to a grand, is some birdcage pianos, and a pre 1900 Halet and Davis. I have one in my shop that the keys and action remove as a single unit, like a grand. There may be others as well but this is what I know of as of right now. Dave Peake, RPT Portland, OR
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