Best piano in your world.

Richard Brekne Richard.Brekne@grieg.uib.no
Wed, 26 May 2004 16:12:21 +0200


JIMRPT@aol.com wrote:

>RicB writes
><< Still the great majority of pianos mentioned have 
>
>been oldies... >>
>
>Well Ric B...you can add my favorite 'all time/bar none piano'
>It is an AB Chase knockoff of the S&S model 'B' 7 ft. thingee.
>Only thing is.................. the AB Chase delivers what most model 'Bs' 
>only promise.
> In terms of feel, sound, tonal quality to bring cheerful tears to the eyes 
>of angels this thingee has won my heart for many years and I have never met its 
>equal..period.
> 
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>
Another oldie... that makes the count something like 15 to 2 so far... 
not counting the old rim/new panel  hubrid Dale mentioned.

>Other than this AB Chase thingee my favorites have mostly been S&S model 'O's 
>with a scattering of newer thingees such as a Yamaha C7, 10 years old, that 
>sings with a most powerful voice, yet can whisper tothe back of the room with a 
>clarity that is superb................
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>

This is another interesting point... O's being mentioned.  I remember a 
while back some discussions about the O scale.... how bad it 
was...specially in the bass... how much improvement one could make in 
this piano by rescaling it.  Yet here we are finding it named sevral 
times as possessing the sound to die for.

> But hey, as you say, my AB Chase choice is over 50 years old. :-)
>Jim Bryant (FL) 
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Hard to get a real understanding on how all this fits together sometimes :)

Cheers
RicB

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