<HTML> Wim, et al, Please allow me to make a correction, or clarification, to my earlier post under this subject. In that post I said: <BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE>I want to see the pianos being built today so much better than those that were built 25 years ago that the present owner has a musically compelling reason to trade his 25 (or 100) year old Steinway in on a new one.</BLOCKQUOTE> I would like to rephrase that to read: "I want to see AND HEAR the pianos that are being built today PERFORMING so much better than those that were built 25 years ago that the present owner has a musically compelling reason to trade his 25 (or 100) year old Steinway in on a new one." In this business we tend to equate attention to detail and perfection of workmanship with performance. They are not necessarily related. Quality of construction does not necessarily translate into quality of tone performance. Regards, Del</HTML>