[pianotech] History

[Piano Boutique]

Jack,

I am the blind person that asked so many questions a few weeks ago.   I am still thinking about which rout to take with my grand  and have just a few more questions for you.  

With modern grand's, when rebuilding there is little hesitation and we replace hammer shanks and flanges without thinking.   Should I send you a sample to see how warren this piano is and would you help me make a decision as to weather I should replace these parts.

I would like to know if you provide that service and what would you charge to make a set of buts and flanges.

Also I mentioned that one could use fishing line on the jack spring, but would using real silk be better and can it be found?

You are a wealth of information, and I would be glad to send a donation to your foundation, however, I need your address.  Perhaps, I could send a check and a sample at the same time.


William Benjamin



  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: JWyatt1492 at aol.com 
  To: pianotech at ptg.org 
  Sent: Thursday, February 18, 2010 11:40 AM
  Subject: Re: [pianotech] History


  Hello   (You did not give your name)

     This is Jack Wyatt and I would sure like to have
  this information for the Foundation Museum.

    I have a  " Piano Registry " book where I keep this 
  type of information.  

     If you donate it I would like your permission to  
  display your name as the donor.
      It is not required,  if you object we will honor 
  your wishes.

   Thank you,

  Jack Wyatt
  Museum Curator  
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