Terry Beckingham wrote: > Hi Gang, > > I just returned from tuning the smallest piano that I have ever seen. It was > an Aeolian Spinet "PIANOLA" with only 63 keys, and a "Ukelano" player > mechanism. <snip> > Has anyone else ever come across one of these, and if so how did you go > about tuning it? I'd be interested to know as I am supposed to go back in 3 > months to do it all over again. The pitch as anywhere from 50 to 100 cents > flat. The piano is badly out of regulation, but I can't do anything about > that without removing the player mechanism. The dealer here that I do PianoDisc installations for got one of these in on trade recently. A pretty sorry excuse for a piano. I doubt very many of these were made. Fortunately I wasn't asked to do any work on it but it needed some considerable attention. It was pretty darn small but I have seen a few smaller ones, (without players). Whew!!! Rob Goodale, RPT Las Vegas, NV
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