Electric Celeste

[Elian Degen J]

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I agree with Ted Sambel

We have two Schiedmeyer Celestes in Venezuela, (my last job, rebuilding =
them is on my webpage www.iespana.es/degen

very old ones, but excellent instruments.)

Elian Degen
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  From: Ted Sambell=20
  To: caut@ptg.org=20
  Sent: Friday, June 14, 2002 12:04 PM
  Subject: Re: Electric Celeste


  Wim, =20

  Possibly, an electronic keyboard can produce something resembling a =
celeste, but a very good maker is Schiedmayer, who have greatly improved =
on the old Mustels. Their address is:

  Schiedmayer Celesthaus GmbH Stuttgart
                  Lenbachstrasse 53
                  D-70192 Stuttgart
              Duetschland/Germany
  Tel.++41/1/932 50 00  Fax.++41/1/932 50 10

  There are four models, 4, 5, and two 5-1/2.octave versions plus a=20
  'tastenglockenspiel', (literally, a glockenspiel  with keys) with =
three octave plus a fourth c-f. It might be worthwhile checking out =
their prices.

  Best of luck, Ted Sambell
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    From: Wimblees@aol.com=20
    To: Pianotech@ptg.org ; caut@ptg.org=20
    Sent: Friday, June 14, 2002 8:54 AM
    Subject: Electric Celeste


    The university needs a new Celeste. The one we have works OK, but it =
looks ugly, and I have to keep repairing it. A new one from Yamaha is =
about $25,000. My chair just can't justify spending that kind of money =
on an instrument used only a couple of times a year. So he asked if =
there is a keyboard with an excellent electronic version.=20
    Any one with some info on the subject.=20

    Wim  =20

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