<HTML><FONT SIZE=2>In a message dated 12/11/00 9:57:06 PM Eastern Standard Time, <BR>peep@mail.massed.net writes:
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<BR> I've been asked to recommend the best placement of microphones in a
<BR> 6' Emerson grand. The piano will be used in a church.
<BR> It would be appreciated if anyone could suggest how it can be done <BR>and
<BR> what type of microphones would be recommend. Thanks in advance.
<BR> Arthur
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<BR>Barcus-Berry has a microphone that adheres to the soundboard and is <BR>specifically designed to amplify an acoustic piano. These can be ordered <BR>through MSR (pianodisc) if you have an account - or I will sell one from my <BR>stock.
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<BR>I am not sure that there is a website on them.
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<BR>Richard Galassini
<BR>Cunningham Piano Co. & Factory
<BR>Philadelphia, Pa.
<BR>1 (800) 394-1117
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