At 08:52 PM 2/15/2007 -0500, you wrote: >There are some grands out there where you have to be very careful >while pulling out the key frame from the piano. The plate/action >combination is designed in such a way that the hammers near the >treble break are very close to the lower part of the plate, and if >the keyboard is not pulled out or pushed back in straight, a hammer >adjacent to the plate could break off. Is this a poor design, or what?! > >Jesse Gitnik >Since 1980 This is one reason why people don't like squares, particularly late 19th century ones. The 1876 Haines Bros we have here is VERY tricky! Like threading a needle on the end of a three foot stick. Keep the CA glue handy. Conrad Hoffsommer There comes a time in every man's life and I've had plenty of them. -Casey Stengel
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