harvey wrote: > So... are we ever going to know what the 'P' represents, Richard? > > harvey wrote: > >> Richard, I admit that the "P" reference instead of a brand name eluded me. > > Brian Trout wrote: > >> I too am baffled by the "P" namebrand.?? > > Doug Mahard wrote: > >> On the "P" piano do the notes not play under both a soft and hard blow, or > > will it give you one but not the other? > > Richard Brekne wrote: > >> Got to thinking... "P" pianos use a rather soft action felt... > > Jim Harvey, RPT > Greenwood, SC > harvey@greenwood.net > ________________________ > Yes, I'm familiar with Brambach... why do you ask? > -Jim Harvey, 1974 OK OK.... just didnt want to offend any one.. but if you insist... P stands for Petrof... grin Richard Brekne I.C.P.T.G. N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway
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