I find myself liking pre-depression verticals at least 52" in height. Some of my favorites are beautifully carved and are around 55 to 60". My personal piano is a Ricca & Son serial 37123 of 56". I just broke the low A string the other day, but other than that the speaking length is over a foot longer than in my mother's Young Chang Pramberger PG-150 --- Kgj38@AOL.COM wrote: > > << All of > > you tasteful technicians, how do you deal with > this. Remember, > > she's female and it's an emotional thing. >> > > Can't let this one go by without comment. As a > female, a pianist, and a > "fledgling piano tech" I would not discount the > "feeling" aspect of piano > preference. I would also wager that there are a > fair number of males who > have an inordinate fondness for their old clunkers > too. Nothing worse than a > tempermental musician, regardless of gender. Your > wording shows lack of > regard for an important factor in human behavior. > It's our feelings that > make things happen. Feelings are to be understood, > not "dealt with". > > Not a feminist, just maybe got up on the wrong side > of the bed. <g> > Karen Johnson > Associate > Rochester, MN __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - Buy the things you want at great prices! http://auctions.yahoo.com/
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