On Sat, 24 Robert Goodale <rrg@nevada.edu> wrote: >There is a Cable-Nelson grand advertised with a QRS system installed. >The seller claims it was "rebuilt by a Registered Piano Technician". >In the picture the piano does looks halfway decent. But if you look >very closely you can also see a grand action sitting on top of a shelf >in the back ground. You will also see some little boxes with what >appears to be felt sticking out of them. Clearly the seller IS the >piano technician. It also suggests you visit the following page for >additional pics: Why is it so clear that the seller is the rebuilder. The picture is certainly taken at a small rebuilder's shop, the kind which would restring a 1920's runt grand player with the *original* block and pile a "looks-good-in-a-JPEG" refinishing, and a "top of the line" QRS Pianomation installation on top of that. I'm curious as to why someone who does such extensive restoration on BMWs, and owns (if not is just part of the race crew of) a yacht should choose to take such a bath on the piano. Reserve bid of $1550, really! And is the seller really the owner? And did he really get releases from all those babes to post their pictures on the net? Actually I'm not curious. I'm not the one who's going to take delivery of the piano and find that I'm going to have to change the block immediately. >So we have a mystery RPT here... okay confess, who is it!!!! At least the seller lives (or at least visited) in the land of palm tree, and sailed a yacht out of San Diego. Bill Ballard RPT NH Chapter, P.T.G. "Garth, Take me!" "Where? I'm low on gas and you need a jacket" ...........Kim Bassinger and Dana Carvey in "Wayne's World 2" +++++++++++++++++++++
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