As good/smart as Yamaha usually is, I've NEVER understood why they made those in the first place. It HAD to have been a 'price point' thing! JMHO. Avery At 07:01 AM 3/27/05, you wrote: >Perhaps you haven't yet had the pleasure of meeting a 4'11" Yamaha GA-1, >also with plain wire down to B2. Where here in Kansas City the tenor of a >GH-1 may move 25 cents more than the rest of the scale, the tenor of a >GA-1 will move about 45 cents more than the rest of the scale. IOW, as bad >as the GH-1 is, the GA-1 is almost twice as bad. The GA-1 is the only >piano model I have ever seriously considered declining to service. > >Kent > > >On Mar 26, 2005, at 1:34 PM, Ron Berry wrote: > >>Bad scaling makes this worse. The worst >>example I can think of is the Yamaha GH-1. This piano goes radically out >>when the weather changes and it is because the break is clear down at B2 >>which is very low for such a small piano. > >_______________________________________________ >pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives
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