What other differences are there betwixt the UST7 and 8? They are more different sounding than what those few differences seem to indicate. At 07:13 PM 8/8/98 -0700, you wrote: >It was >changed to the UST-6 at some point, then on to the UST-7, which is still >being made and is still a very sturdy piano. > >The UST-8 is the same scale and action in a lower cost form - simpler >cabinet, slightly thinner back structure. >Don Mannino RPT > > > Vince Mrykalo RPT (vince@byu.edu) `````````````````````````````````````````````````````` "To tune a piano in a room of a house on the high road is never easy. Trams, five-ton lorries, and the impudent hooter of motor-cycles will disturb the most phlegmatic, for in combination they are worse than anything heard in a pianoforte factory, the noises of which the tuner has long since assimilated." from "First Steps in Piano Tuning" by Lawrence Nalder, page 58.
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