Pneumatic artist's piano bench

[Andrew and Rebeca Anderson]

Check out http://www.poeschlmfg.com/index.php

Their web-site does not currently reference their 
electrical artist bench system.  I've  priced it 
in the past and thought it was a little pricey, 
but some people would like it, I suppose.

Piano teachers will prefer the click adjustable 
artist bench from KAMAN Music.  Its a lot faster 
and easier on the wrist then the hand cranking 
version.  It is also a lot easier on the 
wallet.  www.kmconline.com  The duet version has 
an MSRP of $299.50.  It also has tapered steel 
legs and frame in gloss black that looks lot like 
wood without all the dents and scratches.
You need a sales tax license, good credit, and a 
resale certificate to order from them but you can 
also order the full Wittner (metronome) line from 
them too (a cheapo tuning hammer too).

Andrew Anderson, Artisan Piano


At 04:33 PM 7/17/2007, you wrote:
>At 12:27 pm -0700 17/7/07, David Love wrote:
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>>Who makes these?  The ones with the toggle switches that raise or lower the
>>bench.  Jansen doesn't.
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>I wish I knew too.  The one I have I got from 
>Bösendorfer's when they were owned by Kimball 
>and I think the stool was made by Kimball. 
>Although it still works after all this time it 
>really needs recharging and I have not 
>investigated how to do that.  Can anyone tell me?
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>JD
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