Dear list, Rippen made a three part laminated soundboard. What´s the story on that, and what variations do companies have in that regard, and through history? Does it matter much? The Rippens I´ve seen have been tremendously stable in the long term. Many of them eerily close to pitch after 10-15 years. I don´t think that was because of humidity since other pianos have not been this stable here. They had some 24 laminations in the pin block. Might that contribute a lot compared to the soundboard? Regards, Kristinn Leifsson, Reykjavík, Iceland
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