Wimblees@AOL.COM wrote: > In a message dated 8/13/99 6:26:46 PM !!!First Boot!!!, ETomlinCF3@aol.com > writes: > > << They are not Renner... they are Renner parts assembled by their people. > BIG > diference! > > The Model IIIM, Model II and Model I are full Renner actions, parts assembled > at the Renner factory. > I understand this is optional ?? and that these can be purchased with Czech assembled actions for much cheaper. Is this not the case ?? > Petrof was > founded in 1864, in an area of the world that saw the invention and > development of the piano. They suffered tremendously because of Communism, > but they have made a great come back, and are now considered one of Europe's > premier pianos. > > Willem Blees Well, thats a mouthfull to be sure.. Europes premier pianos ??? Absolutly no one in the buisness here in Europe, that I know of (and I know quite a few indeed) would aggree with that. Actually compared to most techs over here I would appear to be a staunch Petrof Defender. I fail to see what the difficulty is in excepting a thing for what it is. Both for its positive sides and its negatives. Its a pretty good cheap piano, with better then average sound for the price. Pretty decent value if value is what you are after. But it is not more then that. If it was it would cost much much more. Jimminees... Richard Brekne I.C.P.T.G. N.T.P.F. Bergen, Norway
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