>I have one customer with a Yamaha spinet from the 70's. It is the only >Yamaha spinet I have ever seen. It is a wonderful instrument, very >reminiscent of an Acrosonic, complete with the irritating fallboard >design and the wooden assembly instead of wire stickers. It still sounds >great, and even though I hadn't tuned it in four years, it was as sharp >today as if I had tuned it earlier this year. > >Question: are these made today? If not, why were they discontinued? Would >that all spinets were this nice. > >Mark Graham >Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory of Music >Berea, Ohio I too have seen only one, built in late 60's, purchased (via US Navy) overseas for $500. Tuning it now for over 20 years, and my comments would be exactly the same as yours. Tom Myler "I doubt; Therefore, I might be."
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