I have a customer who is selling their piano - about a 6-foot grand. A Decker. This thing is a WWII TANK+1/2. Very few pianos I have seen as heavily built. It would be a beaut to put a Fandrich belly into.....
Terry Farrell
----- Original Message -----
From: Thomas Martin
To: pianotech at ptg.org
Sent: Saturday, October 18, 2008 7:56 AM
Subject: Best Grand Under 6' Was Re: Conover Grand
Widely considered the best grand under 6' is Mason & Hamlin's claim in their liturature so when I read Jack Wyatt's email that says "It is my opinion that the 77 ranks in the top 5 5"7' 5"8's ever built. Almost with the Chickering 145 and the M-H A-3 thru A-6." I have to wonder are you leaving out 3 of the 5 or in a sense counting the M-H 4 times? (which would actually make your list 6 pianos long) I guess another interesting topic could be so called copies. If conover is like a Mason and Steinert like a Steinway - any other notible copies that could be considered bargins?
I've been curious about these things for awhile and I'm glad it came up.
Thanks in advance,
Thomas Martin
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