This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment Hi Isaac: Bonjour. Comment ca va? Je fait castilles en Espagne? I have a piano, donated to our little white church in the village, the = name on the decal is VOSE & Sons. It was made in the 70's by Aeolian, = Tennesee. A drop action. I think the cabinet design was very well = thought out. Other than that, it won't hold it's tune, and it's = terrible. I remember when I worked for the music store, we shipped in a whole = truckload of these inexpensive pianos, the driver came directly from = there to here, thousands of miles, from Tennesee to BC. In the early = 80's, they were sold for about $1,200.00.=20 It won't hold it's tune, and I can't figure out why. Looking down from = the top with the lid open, the pin block seems very good material, = twelve ply heart and second growth. Because it is the Church, I figured, well, I'll give them a break and do = something nice for them. I repinned the whole thing, for a fraction of = the cost. The pins feel pretty good. It still won't hold it's tune. What's wrong? = Should I have gone two sizes larger to #4? The pressure bar is solid, = and seems the right angle. What else? All the screws are tight, otherwise it seems a normal piano.=20 Has anyone else experienced similar problems? Kenny Finlayson, RPT ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/60/08/a1/c7/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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