Louis Renner hammer heads on grey market.

[Serge Harel]

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Quentin
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I pressume it was.
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My understanding is that people from Asia have different taste for sound
at less in the pass. (nothing new here)=20
Now base on some Yamaha and Shigeru l touche recently the sound is much
warmer than 15 years ago.
Other consideration is for a very humide climate if you like bright
sound, you will need a firmer brighter hammer otherwise the humidity
will affect the felt to much and the sound will be dull with time.=20
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Serge Harel
Piano hammer maker
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De : pianotech-bounces@ptg.org [mailto:pianotech-bounces@ptg.org] De la
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Envoy=E9 : 26 janvier 2006 13:05
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Objet : Louis Renner hammer heads on grey market.


Serge wrote:
Renner and Abel make about 35000 of hammer head each every years. If you
are willing to order a lot of units they can do any thing you want on
yours own specification and quality. At the lowest price =
possible...=3D20
and do not forget that those pianos was not suppose to be sold outside
of Japan and this was probability a part of the agreement.=3D20
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Serge Harel
Piano hammer maker

Hello Serge,
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I do not work on these pianos anymore, it was just an answer that raised
into my mind as I was looking at the sides of a new Renner hammer set
labelled "Louis Renner Stuttgart".
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So according to what you say, these pianos are equipped with hammers
made for the japanese market...
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Q.


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