Interesting H.F.Miller Upright

Jon Page jonpage@mediaone.net
Thu, 23 Mar 2000 21:21:42 -0500


Long, long ago, in a time when I knew more, I restrung an old H. F. Miller
upright.
There were no half sizes and vast sections of one size. I figured I could
'rescale
on the fly' and introduced a generic scale including half sizes. The sound was
a
dissapointment, worse than before. So I removed the 'new' stuff and followed
the
original scale. It sounded as it should. Go figure. I was relieved.

Regards,

Jon Page

At 07:58 AM 03/22/2000 -0500, you wrote:
>Gordon,
>
>I grew up on a H Miller upright, and it's still at my Dad's house,
>waiting for me to take it home and restore.  It was a later model, a
>gutted player, case red mahog. and lovely.  It still has a large tone,
>all original stuff.
>
>I have PScale, too, but haven't tackled the old Miller.   You scare me. 
>I think this piano was made later, however, being a player.  I haven't
>checked the Ser. # for its age.
>
>Keep me posted as to your progress.
>
>I would enjoy getting the scaling stuff you have, for sake of 'eventual'
>comparison.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Roger Hayden, RPT
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