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David, <br>
Thanks for the response, but I'm talking about uprights(U1 et al). I'm
looking for the small boards (24"x3") that are attached to the
fallboard of an upright that hinges up and down to hold music. Anyone
have a generic source?<br>
Phil<br>
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David Nereson wrote:
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<div><font face="Arial Narrow">"little music fall board desk stand
boards"?</font></div>
<div><font face="Arial Narrow">There's the fallboard. There's the
music desk, which includes the music rack. There's a music stand, such
as musicians in orchestras use. None of these are "boards."</font></div>
<div><font face="Arial Narrow"> Anyhow, Schaff has music desks on
p. 136</font></div>
<div><font face="Arial Narrow"> I've also ordered replacement
music desks from Yamaha. Pehaps other manufacturers also have them for
their own pianos. </font></div>
<div><font face="Arial Narrow"> --David Nereson, RPT</font> </div>
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Does anyone have a source for replacing those little music fall board <br>
desk stand boards on many console pianos such as the Yamaha U1 etc. <br>
They are about 24" by 3", some longer. They get broken and lost at
some <br>
of the schools I service. I've looked in the supply catalogs that I <br>
have, but can't find them there. In the past, I've fabricated them,
but <br>
am tired of the measuring, sawing, sanding, gluing, painting etc. I'm <br>
just looking for a generic, not factory replacement from Indonesia, <br>
wherever. Anyone make 'em?<br>
Phil Ryan<br>
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