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I
serviced a Brambach upright today C.1902. This piano had a conventional
soundboard with a glued up panel screwed on to the ribs. This was one =
quarter
inch thick, Sort of kidney shaped with two 3 “holes and covered =
about 75%
of the soundboard. Again it was screwed to the ribs and just cleared the =
back posts.
Seemingly original equipment. Almost 30 years of piano service here and =
I can’t
remember seeing any thing like this.</span></font></p>
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Soundboard
historians- gurus---- Any thoughts? </span></font></p>
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