At 07:16 -0500 5/2/08, AlliedPianoCraft wrote: >There are 2 separate designations systems. S - M - LÊ= Small, Medium >and Large. Then there is the A - B - C and D size progression. Then >there is the "O"! I couldn't for the life of me figure that one out. At the end of the century, before the style letters were introduced, the smallest grand was the 6ft Model 0 (nought) and then there were the 1 and 2. The style nought was replaced by the 5'10" 'O' Miniature and the 6'2" 'A', which had the same bass scale as the style nought. My guess is that the 0 was changed into 'O' for the new smallest grand. A good style nought is a terrific piano. JD -- ______________________________________________________________________ Delacour Pianos * Silo * Deverel Farm * Milborne St. Andrew Dorset DT11 0HX * England Phone: +44 1202 731031 Mobile: +44 7801 310 689 * Fax: +44 870 705 3241 ______________________________________________________________________
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