Hi, Clark: It's too bad my Style 2 came to me with 6/0 pins, etc... I know of the wherabouts of a couple of similar pianos which may be helpful. One is owned by Del's associate, Larry Gratty (sp?) - I am sure both Larry and Del would be interested in this dialogue too. It might be original. Another is more local, but I am afraid it too has been restrung. As soon as I get the Pscale data into a spreadsheet file I will send it to you, Clark, and anyone else interested in figuring this out. The weekend is VERY hectic too, so it might be a little while - hope you will stay interested! Bill Shull, RPT In a message dated 11/4/00 7:28:43 AM Pacific Standard Time, caccola@net1plus.com writes: << Hi again, Swenson's table shows two high S&s forks - the 457.2hz (NY) and a 454.7hz (London), and now I recall a '70s grand with a strange treble scale (a "C-minus", albeit too early in my experience for any better detail). Short of wire testing and specific factory documentation (as presented, I don't think the two forks qualify this), comparing Bill's with other scales should permit a reasonable guess. Clark >>
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