List and all I wonder if ya'll would be kind enought on comment on two things for me. I have a client with a recently purchased vintage BB Mason. They purchased it with the intent of future restoration. My questions are- What of the quality of Poeschel artist benches for home use and the availability of alternate keytop materials to plastic or pyralin, specifically bone. I re-read the excellent July 95 Journal on ivory history, and saw Don Bunchs' article regarding bone. Does this material wear as well as ivory? Some colleagues have expressed reservations about its' hardness. Perhaps Anne or Steven could comment about its' use in historical instruments. The possibility exists for key replacement, so perhaps Kluge or Bob Marinelli offer these options as well. I am just too lazy too check with them first, and thought I would tap the vast knowledge of the list!:) Any help would be greatly appreciated Many thanks in advance It's your attitude Not your aptitude That gives you Altitude David C. Brown RPT School of Music The University of Texas at Austin dcbrown@mail.utexas.edu
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