Acrosonic -- King of the Spinets

[Steve Blasyak]

Hey Now,

Thanks for that response Terry. I was thinking the same thing.  Are they talking about the same piano? I always thought Acrosonics were spinets. I've never personally seen an Acrosonic that was an upright. Now maybe one could argue that the Acrosonic was among the best spinets and I would not want to post a rebuttal. But to say they blow away most grands. I have not wanted to post a comment about this as I have started spinet controversy in the past. In this case the right coast and the left coast are on the same page.

Steve

Orange County Ca.

Pura vida


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In a message dated 2/11/2007 9:04:41 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, mfarrel2 at tampabay.rr.com writes:
Yes, I agree that some Acrosonics sound better (or less bad) than many pianos out there - no doubt - well built little pianoids. But you imply that it sounds better than most grand pianos. Your signature indicates you are located in New York City. If you were in Alabama (no offense intended - hey, I'm in Florida) or some state that has few high-performance pianos, I might bite. But aren't there some nice pianos in NYC? I mean even with all the shortcomings I could point out about a decent Yamaha C3, good golly, the Yamy would blow the lid off (and disintegrate it) that Acrosonic.

What planet RU from?

Terry Farrell
In defense of planet New York, I think that Jesse meant steinway uprights, maybe the lovable 1098, 


T, Ayers
Highland NY
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