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In a message dated 12/11/2003 7:05:29 PM Pacific Standard Time,
hgreeley@stanford.edu writes:
Tom,
At 06:23 PM 12/11/2003, you wrote:
> Also, the AAs, more than any other model I think, went through a number
> of scale changes and plate modifications. I think they would all fit
> into any AA rim, but there might be some extra work to do - bridge making
> perhaps - to get everything working if the plate is not the same version
> as the original.
Very good point! Yes, a number of changes over time...rather like the
Thomas organs of the 50's...engineered on the line as they passed the
workstation.
Horace
Tom --Horace. By the way Don't forget that the Mason AA of the
1950's is a two bridge piano not three & the plate may be a different animal.
I own one & it's nice.
Cheers--Dale
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