Wheelock was on the Aeolian roster of pianos ( along
with Steck, Stroud, etc..,) long before the merger
with American, in 1930. Aeolian pianos were high
quality in those days ( Aeolian provided the player
mechanisms for Steinway reproducers )and Wheelock was
a president of the company. I have a Wheelock 65/88
Themodist Pianola player piano from 1911.
But, since we have a Wheelock on the list,
perhaps he'd like to respond?
Thump
--- David Love <davidlovepianos@earthlink.net> wrote:
> Has anyone opened up a Wheelock Piano (grand c.
> 1930) who can comment on
> its overall design quality?
>
>
> David Love
> davidlovepianos@earthlink.net
>
>
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