PSO

Willem Blees wimblees at aol.com
Fri Nov 30 21:06:08 MST 2007


This sounds like a Rippen, or another brand I can't think of right now, made in Shannon, Ireland. Once the keys start breaking, there is nothing you can do, but dump the piano.

Wim 

-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Kurta <mkurta at roadrunner.com>
To: Pianotech <pianotech at ptg.org>
Sent: Fri, 30 Nov 2007 2:47 pm
Subject: PSO



??? Anyone run into a Thomas piano?? This?is a small console with both sharp and flat keys made entirely of plastic.? Instead of balance rail?pins, the keys are held in place by a thin blade of spring steel (which flexes and breaks).? Weird tuning pins too, they look like they are driven in all the way to the pinblock (if it even has one).? Practice felt rail held in place by pieces of angle iron-homemade looking.? Terrible tone and touch, this is the worst example of piano building I've seen, almost as if they tried to use organ parts to put this one together.

??? Mike Kurta

??? Syracuse chapter


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