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In a message dated 8/15/2004 5:14:07 AM Pacific Standard Time,
VOCE88@aol.com writes:
a message dated 8/14/2004 9:06:20 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
Erwinspiano@aol.com writes:
Thanks Rich
This set does have staples & has been sitting in a box on my shelf. They
were in use for a while & then I took them off becasue I didn't like the
sound on the piano they were on. They were severly needled over many hours &
days & I could never get the warm rich sound I wanted. So I was waiting to find
something they would sound good on. The other day I pulled them out &
surprise!!!!!!!! I've since given up on Renner Blues all together ( & all hard
pressed hammers). I know many like this sound ,and are good at getting what they
want ,but I do not.
Lloyd & Donna great folks & are always responsive to make people happy &
they sell so many other great parts. I think this can happen to any hammer
maker by the way. It's not a perfect science & these folks are at the mercy of
felt makers,glue makers & pressman for quality hammers.
Dale Erwin
List
I have a set of USA Renner blue hammers that are coming unglued fron the
molding below the staple & up to the underfelt. Any one else expereince this
? The hammers are 8 years old & never been juiced.
Dale
Dale,
About the same time, we rebuilt a Mason BB for a local university and within
a year this happened. BAD environment (centralized heating - and this room
gets HOT - but only for8 hours each day) but Lloyd sent a new set out pronto
and we took care of the customer.
Rich Galassini
Cunningham Piano Company
Philadelphia, Pa.
(800) 394-1117
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