<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2 PTSIZE=10>I bought two MusicSorb units last fall and tried them in our home piano, a late '80s Baldwin R in a fairly large living room with masonry walls and fireplace with wood stove insert and almost floor to ceiling glass windows on a long side. (Not ideal for piano stability.) The piano has a damp chaser setup installed.
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<BR>I would say the piano stayed in tune longer into the wood stove heating duration than in previous years, but this is only a seat-of-the-pants analysis. There is no cover and our dicipline in keeping the lid down when not playing is pretty lax also.
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<BR>My impression is that the price of the MusicSorb was negligible compared to my investment in the piano and also less than a tuning. I believe it provided better stability between tunings, so I am satisfied. It also is maintenance free, so once you buy it, you're done paying for it. I would buy it again.
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<BR>Loren Hedahl</FONT></HTML>