Kent Swafford wrote: > I received a call from a new customer asking me if I was interested in > tuning an old Steinway. He said it was among the first made, and was > "nothing special." I told him I was eager to see the instrument but (the > usual disclaimer). > > What I found when I came to the instrument was an 85 note 7' grand of no > recognizable model; the scale resembled a modern D with the bass/tenor > break at f2 and wound trichords just below the break. The rim was not > continuous and the pinblock was open-faced and along with the tuning pins > was tilted down toward the strings to match the angle of the strings > coming up from the agraffes. Perhaps an early "C"?? Rob Goodale, RPT Las Vegas, NV
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