I service a new Pramberger 6'10" grand for wonderful church hall. The hall has Ottawa's finest pipe organ, and acousticly is a great concert location; dome shaped with varied contours and alcoves. Many musicians are evaluating the instrument and it is getting great reviews. It required normal minor regulation, seating strings, a little string levelling. I tamed a few aliquot segments that were particularly excited.(probably they were relatively close to a common pitch to sympathize with). The center pinning on these often has to be redone out of the box. We have been getting 12-18 swings on new flanges. Does not take long. The dealer should take care of all such quality control before delivery. If it is preped well it is very fine instrument, and a good buy for the money. I like this instrument allot, and find it a great improvement over some predecessors. The house musician runs a music festival, and has experience with many brands of pianos. He likes the tone very much. I find they are using a softer, lighter hammer then they use to, a welcome change. Dave Renaud RPT Ottawa
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