Good morning list
It's Sat!! Do I hear an Amen?
I am now the proud owner of a 5 ft 6 inch ish Julius (I had some very
unique ideas ) Bauer. The design is a reverse crown design with ribs on the
top and bottom of the board. The plate is the most massive piece of cast iron
since the Titanic. I could barely lift the treble corner off the ground.
The sound board is built into a maple liner which is screwed to the
bottom of the massive plate. The plate has vertical walls that follow the shape
of the inner rim & is screwed to the rim around its perimeter. The rim is a
rather insignificant part of the design & quite thin. It appears that the
entire belly system could have been strung up without the case & installed in
the case later
Although the mice had been having a party on the inside, the remaining
strings exhibited remarkable sustain from low tenor to high treble, as have all
the reverse crown boards I've heard. I love the freakish stuff.
Any body work on these in practive. Tell me more. This is one of maybe 3
or 4 I've ever encountered
I hope to send pictures once the new computer gives me permission. Ughh
Cheers
Dale
Dale Erwin--Piano Restorations
Modesto, Ca.
Shop 209-577-8397
cell 209-985-0990
Web site _http://www.Erwinspiano.com_ (http://www.erwinspiano.com/)
Restoration & Sales of
Steinway & Sons plus other fine pianos.
Custom made soundboards by design
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