---------- > From: Tunapiana@aol.com > To: pianotech@ptg.org > Subject: Re: Laughead Piano: Anybody Heard of It? > Date: Thursday, September 18, 1997 1:58 AM > > In a message dated 97-09-18 02:52:53 EDT, you write: > > << Today, I tuned a Laughead console for the dealer for whom > I sometimes do floor tunings. > He said he had no information about this brand, neither do I. Anybody > ever heard of this one? Thanks in advance. > Arnold Schmidt, Raleigh, NC, arnold1@mindspring.com >> Dear Arnold, Gordon Laughead was active before around 1980 when a fire destroyed his under insured factory. Gordons father had worked for Wurlitzer and made most of the jigs for the models himself. I was a dealer for them in St. Louis as was many other techs in other places and I sold them from brochures. They made spinets, consoles, and 48" studios. CF Stein did the scales and were fairly decent lower cost pianos. James Grebe pianoman@inlink.com > > > Yes, I have. I work for a dealer here in N. Fla and they just got a spinet in > by that name. I don't know who makes it but for a spinet it isn't bad. I will > have to replace the plastic elbows and do a roll/twist job on the bass > strings but after a quick pitch raise and tuning it didn't sound bad. > Anybody else? > > Greg Torres > Niceville, Fla > Tunapiana@aol.com
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