At 10:01 AM 3/10/2006 -0500, you wrote:
>In a message dated 3/10/2006 8:59:46 AM Central Standard Time,
>hoffsoco at luther.edu writes:
>Gotta rethink that, Wim...
>
>I'm sure I'll get a lot of corrections if I'm wrong, but methinks $&$ has
>Renner actions on Kluge keys with Mapes strings.
>
>Then what are they making in that big shop on Long Island?
>
>Wim
>_______________
It's an genuine Steinway assembly plant, I think. When I did the
technician week back in '82, they _did_ make action parts. (I left with
some "defective" balancier blanks from the trash pile. - {they had glue
joints in them}) They were still pressing their own hammers then, too.
Last time I got a set of action parts, they were in a Renner box with a
"Genuine Steinway Parts" sticker on them.
If you replace one broken plain wire string with wire purchased from a
supply house, is it still a Steinway?
Conrad Hoffsommer
All I ask is a chance to prove that money can't make me happy.
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