Ellenburg

[Richard Moody]

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Hey Captain Joe,=20

          On their website there is a box that says warranty.  If you =
click
on that you get this address.  ellenburgpiano.com

MS Outlook says it doesn't recognize this address.  I doubt if they are
really made in Germany. Also I don't recall the name mentioned or =
advertised
in Music Trades Magazine but I am 3 months behind.=20

   Just what is the "mess"?  Don't most pianos regulate around 3/8 dip =
and 1
7/8 blow?  (Which is about what David I said) The only helpful spec I =
think
you will find in the tech manual from the factory is height of key top =
from
top of keybed.  If they goofed, say, the capstan line or the height of =
the
wip flange rail you have to alter what you can (which is not your =
problem if
it is under warranty)  or send it back.  How old is this piano?  It is a
grand piano?  From the way the web site looks and the prices quoted =
there,
you might be better off finding out who sold this piano and getting =
their
money back and seeing how far that would go with a Charles Walter =
grand..or
Mason and Hamlin.   There are some great pianos being made in America, =
and
that is saying a LOT, because IMHO, the best pianos ever made are being =
made
today.     ---ric =20

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-----Original Message-----
From: pianotech-bounces@ptg.org [mailto:pianotech-bounces@ptg.org] On =
Behalf
Of Joe Garrett
Sent: Friday, September 02, 2005 10:20 AM
To: pianotech
Subject: Re: Ellenburg

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David Ilvedson asked: "Hey grumpy, why do you need supposed specs?
Regulate one of the=3D
 crappy notes and make it work and then do it again 87=3D
 times...;-]"

David,

Well, Mr. Nosey, I'm not working on this thing, but rather trying to =
advise
one of my students how to approach this piano. It's a mess at present =
and
She is having difficulty. It would be nice if "general specs" were =
available
as a starting point for her "oddessy". Since the project was "started" =
by
someone else, (read idjit/incompetant), the whole thing is a mess. The
action is in the shop, (not mine. way cross town) and the piano is in =
the
clients home.) Get the picher? Soooo, if anyone has any "positive" HELP,
then I would sure appreciate it!!! Sooner is better.<G>

Regards,

Joe Garrett, R.P.T.
Captain, Tool Police
Squares R I


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