Rob said: "If it could talk what stories would it tell? = What music did it play? Can you hear the voices of Christmas carols = gathered around it? Amazing isn't it. Ladies and gentlemen THIS is = what makes the business worth all the trouble and is precisely why I = became a piano technician. It's not just the piano, it is also the = living history which embraces it. Rob Goodale, RPT Las Vegas, NV Rob, It's not often that a tech has these sort of feelings towards "Ancient Instruments". Welcome to my club!!!! (And Jack Wyatt's<G>) Although I was tempted to copy/paste almost all of your post, I didn't for brevitie's sake. Your post is precisely my feeling for all of the "Weird" stuff that I service, on a regular basis. Sometimes that feeling is almost overpowering!<G> Again, Welcome to the club. Very Best Regards, Joe Garrett, RPT, (Oregon) Captain, Tool Police Squares Are I P.S. NOW.....ya have to get the book: "By Appointment", which is the history of Broadwood & Sons. It makes fascinating reading. I believe it is out-of-print, so you'll have to HUNT for it. The only copy I have access to, belongs to my collector. I'm hoping to get a copy for myself, one of these days!<G> (hint, hint)<G>
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