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<font size=3>Yes, Ron, the error of my statement was already pointed out
earlier in the week.<br><br>
The Polish rebuilds in the International Brokers booth (the Fazioli
people) had new boards (and were done with a fairly high quality in
general), but those in the other area looked new only on cursory
inspection - meaning they had been heavily sanded after repairs.
They certainly neither sounded or looked new when checked more
carefully.<br><br>
Don<br><br>
At 02:23 AM 7/1/2002 -0500, you wrote:<br><br>
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> Exhibit hall was busy today. There are lots of pianos to
sample this year,<br>
> especially if you include all of the rebuilt pianos from Poland -
lots of old<br>
> instruments with new boards and cosmetically very nice work.<br>
> ---------------------------<br>
> Don Mannino<br><br>
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Original boards, Don, every one. That's according to the guy I talked to
who<br>
was "manning" the station. <br><br>
Ron N </font></blockquote></html>