I only service one of these. In spite of some pretty bad workmanship in a couple ways, I found it fascinating that all the treble strings were tied off at the far end rather than looped around to make two strings out of one. Assuming this is a more expensive way to go, that surprised me. Regards, Clyde "Kevin E. Ramsey" wrote: > I've seen a couple. I believe that they were made by Samick for our > Brothers south of the border; i.e. South America. They do have a reputation > of being "horrible", although they're not that bad. Of course, we could sell > some regulation and voicing work on almost all of them that I have seen. But > they'll never be a really great piano, like some Steinway's I've worked on, > and most Yamaha's or Kawai's or Baldwin's are capable of. ( In that order)
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