Leg question

Ron E Engle englepiano@juno.com
Mon Feb 5 19:51 MST 2001


I just checked and here is the info.
3 brass wheels  $1206.00
3 short legs, Ebony- $946.00
                    Unfinished-$879.00
Call Steinway & Sons @ 800-366-1853 and ask for Glorie.

I decided against the brass wheels and went for the Jansen concert grand
truck, very heavy duty and does not bow for a fraction of the cost.

Ron Engle
Dillsburg, Pa.


On Mon, 05 Feb 2001 11:23:32 -0500 Avery Todd <atodd@UH.EDU> writes:
> List,
> 
> Someone recently posted about installing new legs with the
> large brass wheels but I can't remember who. Does that
> person, or anyone else, know an approximate price for a set
> of those?
> 
> Also, what would be the best way to order them from S & S?
> I could probably even get them through the dealer here. The
> new one originally came through him. I have a good
> relationship with him and even am occasionally asked to do
> C & A tunings for him.
> 
> I'm assuming the leg plates are interchangeable for the newer
> one. But what about the older one (1949)? It's been rebuilt
> but I'm assuming the plates are probably still original.
> 
> I'm going to get two sets (by hook or by crook) for the two
> D's in our new Opera House. It's a beautiful hall with two
> extremely good pianos but they both have those awful looking
> shop cups for wheels and I'm sick of looking at them. I think
> because of the prestige factor for the hall, I won't have any
> trouble getting the money, even if I have to take it out of
> my own budget (I won't if I don't absolutely have to!).
> 
> Abbey Simon's Baldwin that was shipped in for the festival,
> has the big brass wheels and they looked great on the stage.
> 
> Thanks for any information.
> 
> Avery (I'm really leaving this time)
> 


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