Terry, Yes, I saw one once, but it was in bad condition. The pinblock seemed to be pulling loose, and I could not tune it well. After you snap the pictures, why not make one or two available to the list? I found the piano a real curiosity. Regards, Clyde pianolover 88 wrote: > The tuning pins were positioned > on TOP, like a grand, with the piano strings extending down like going over > a "waterfall" is the best way to describe it! Piano was made by the now > defunct Louis Zwick piano company, from Copenhagen, Denmark! What a gem of a > little piano. It was in phenomonal condition given the 48 year age, but > tuning it was a real bear. The strings and pins were pristine as new, and > the term. points were all smooth as glass, but rendering was very difficult > because of the way the strings "bent" up and over to reach the tuning pins, > plus the fact that the pins had no bushings. Anyway, that's why I love this > business; you never know what you'll find! I'm going back to snap some > digital pics to keep as a reminder of this quite unusual piano.
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