Interestingly Stable

[Piannaman@aol.com]

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In a message dated 7/3/04 6:14:35 PM Pacific Daylight Time, 
sec@overspianos.com.au writes:


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> I seem to remember from your first post on this topic that the 
> Kawai/Schiedmeyer in question was a grand? If so, do you remember the length of the piano 
> and at which notes it crossed between the bass/treble bridges? I'd be 
> interested to know.
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Hi Ron,

It is a grand piano--C183 I believe is the model number.  I will check out 
the crossover point next time I am admitted into my ex-wife's house, or the next 
time I see a similar model in the field.  I also tune some of the uprights.  
I did not check out the scaling and bridges on them, but now that you've got 
my curiosity going, I will compare them to the many Kawais that I service on a 
regular basis.

Honestly, most of the newer upright Kawais I work on become stable after a 
period of 1-2 years if they are in a fairly stable environment.  The grands tend 
to be a little less steady for slightly longer.  The Schiedmayers were really 
nice, and it's a shame they didn't make more of an impact on the piano market 
in the US.  

Thanks for the information.  I'll check into the design when I have the 
opportunity.

Regards,

Dave Stahl

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