Fw: 7' Baldwin for sale

[Farrell]

> > Am I readin this right?  !!!!!!!!!  Dale Erwin
>
> > Wim wrote,
> > Rebuilt 1941 7' Baldwin
> > Hammers and plate voiced by Wally Brooks.
>
> Hmmm. It's not an obvious typo. Looks like his train of thought pulled
> out of the station, though.

My bet Wim is referring to the "Tone Building" that Wally does: activities
that revolve around string leveling, getting good string contact on bridge,
etc. I went to his class in KC. Very good stuff. Now if I could only find
good pianos to do this level of work on!

Terry Farrell
Piano Tuning & Service
Tampa, Florida
mfarrel2@tampabay.rr.com

----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Cole" <tcole@cruzio.com>
To: <pianotech@ptg.org>
Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2001 2:01 AM
Subject: Re: Fw: 7' Baldwin for sale


> > Am I readin this right?  !!!!!!!!!  Dale Erwin
>
> > Wim wrote,
> > Rebuilt 1941 7' Baldwin
> > Hammers and plate voiced by Wally Brooks.
>
> Hmmm. It's not an obvious typo. Looks like his train of thought pulled
> out of the station, though.
>
> Say, Dale, on another topic, I went up to the SF Chapter meeting last
> night to hear John Callahan talk about how he's been rebuilding actions.
> He essentially has applied Stanwood techniques (without doing the
> course, licensing, etc.) and had a really great B to show off.
>
> My point being that he has a very good refinisher who has recently set
> up shop in Sonora and is looking for business. I thought back to when
> you mentioned something about the refinisher you were using was possibly
> retiring?
>
> His name is Grant Hillemeyer and I was impressed with the ebony B he did
> (above) as well as a flame grain L that he was restoring (not
refinishing).
>
> He has a brochure. Contact info:
>
> Bepler Furniture Service
> 19506 Industrial Drive, Suite G
> Sonora, CA 95370
> 1-888-947-2728
> Email: grant@neteze.com
>
> Tom Cole