Well here's another "oddball" brand that i hadn't heard of until now. This little console looks great and has a really attractive cherry/walnut veneer and a top lid that "curves" down sort of like a grand fallboard giving it a distinct look. Nice touch. This piano was made in 1950 and the owner was asking $350, so I offered $175 and they accepted. Piano also has/had those ugly "waterfall" keytops, so i quickly had new standard tops installed. The action is in decent shape, BUT-- not only are all the flanges made out of that old-type yellow-ish plastic, (except for the jack flanges) the damper "body" is all plastic! WOW..must've been a shortage of wood back then? Luckily, the plastic is still in very good condition showing no signs of cracking or breaking...Whew! Anybody have a story or two about this brand? Terry Peterson _________________________________________________________________ <b>Get MSN 8</b> and enjoy automatic e-mail virus protection. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus
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