Grotrian lost it's singing tone

[Greg Newell]

Hi Ron,
         I liked the idea too! There was an "M" copy of the Steinert 
variety in there before the Grotrian that was overdriven and tired. It now 
has become the first piano in my new garage shop await my "still learning" 
ministrations. Spent last night with a buddy of my brother in law's 
swapping out the 100 amp house panel with a 200 amp panel in order to use 
the 100 amp panel in the garage. Still lacking power out there, but not for 
much longer!!!

Best,
Greg


At 08:28 AM 4/16/2004, you wrote:

>>One of the ideas was to plan a 2 piano concert and bring the Pleyel in 
>>from the choir room. That might shed some light on things for him if the 
>>Pleyel winds up with the same troubles.
>
>An excellent idea. Also possibly swapping locations to see if the problem 
>follows the piano, or stays with the room. Question, was there a piano in 
>there before the purchase of the Grotrian?
>
>Ron N
>
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Greg Newell
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