Hi Mark, I just took a look at my delux Hamburger thingees, and my memory was jogged: one reason I didn't get around to installing was that I couldn't quite figure them out. Some is obvious, some not so. You might ask Pianotek to supply a drawing or photo of one installed. Steinway does sell the "keyframe guide end pins." I don't know of another source, myself (there must be one). Regards, Fred Sturm University of New Mexico --On Tuesday, May 4, 2004 2:54 PM -0500 Mark Cramer <Cramer@BrandonU.CA> wrote: > Thanks Joe, > > I think I will order a pair of the "deluxe cheek-plates" (Hamburg > Steinway) that Fred recommended, though cannot find replacement > "key-frame shift-pins" (had to dig out the "Merle Mason" for that one)in > the Pianotek catalog. > > The "key-frame, shift-pin, guide-plates" (S&S nomenclature) in this piano > are brass, however, the pins themselves were/are not plated,.. and they > worked so nicely for the longest time! > > Would be happy using the Yamaha system also, but for the ordering > rigama-what-ever. > > best regards, > Mark > > PS Sorry to hear about Tom's snowfall (below),.. have already played my > dozen'th round of golf here in sunny Manitoba! ;>) > > The snowfall we had this morning makes it hard to believe it's spring. > But we remain hopeful! > > - Tom McNeil - > Vermont Piano Restorations > > _______________________________________________ > caut list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives
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