Hi Arnold, Are Bechstine still alive and kicking, I read an article in the news that they have gone bankrupt and GDR were putting a rescue bid together but no more was herd. What happened? Kind Regards Barrie In article <199611171145.MAA20102@mail.euronet.nl>, Arnold Duin <aduin@euronet.nl> writes >Hi André >welcome back! >At the last Frankfurter fair I stopped at the Bechstein boot and played a >concert grand.A couple of notes in the treble (at the studs) had the correct >volume and tone coulor but no sustain:after the first attack the tone was >completely dead. I was very suprised that Bechstein put that paticular >instrument on display. In this case it had nothing to do with voicing but more >with the construction of bridge /soundboard at that spot. >The other day I talked to a technician who had the same problem with a one year >old grand >He was asked to do something about it. We agreeded that he shouldn,t burn his >fingers on it >( the grand was sold by a not so popular dealer) and let the dealer and >Bechstein deal with the problem. > >Greeting Arnold > > >André wrote: > >>Anyway, I could tell you this: if the Bechstein is only three years old, >>the problem must be in either the regulation or the voicing. > -- Barrie Heaton | Be Environmentally Friendly URL: http://www.airtime.co.uk/forte/piano.htm | To Your Neighbour The UK PIano Page | pgp key on request | HAVE YOUR PIANO TUNED
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