Richard, Another possibility, depending on how much money your customer wants to spend and how old the piano is, is to send the entire keyboard and frame to Kluge. They will put new keys on the old keyframe and refurbish same. Priscilla and Joel Rappaport have given classes on this subject. If you're interested in going that far with it, I'd suggest contacting them and asking for more information. Just another possibility. Avery >Richard, the following info. was posted recently. Hope this helps. - Jay > >The September PTG journal has an ad for ivory keytops, page 38. "Pre-ban >ivory cut to your specs for keyboards. Most sets are $500. U.S. customers >only. Warther Museum, 1387 Old Road, Sugarcreek, OH 44681. 330-852-3455." > >Pat Wilbur, Associate >Fort Worth, TX > >>Ladies and Gentlemen, >> >> I have a customer who insists that a NEW ivory or bone keyboard >>replace the original on his Knabe grand. Any leads for me to pursue ? >> >> Thank you all for the response in advance. >> >>Richard Galassini >>Cunningham Piano Co >>1 800 394 1117
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