[CAUT] Grand Piano covers

[Horace Greeley]

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Yes - these are, hands down, the best.  Plus, they will make just 
about any kind of customization you can imagine (for a price, of course).

Seriously, though, their upper end covers are virtually 
indestructible..worth every penny.

Thanks for the contact information, Barb.

Best.

Horace


At 10:52 AM 10/21/2005, you wrote:
>Instrument Covers
>Jill & Dennis Haley
>Salem, Oregon
>1(800)274-4543
>
>I think it used to be called Instrument Covers by Jill.  They 
>exhibited eons ago at PTG Convention.  Call and they'll send you a 
>packet with samples of the materials, etc.  We just bought covers 
>for our B & D from them.  I decided on them because I was impressed 
>with a cover they made that I saw when I went over to visit John 
>Minor at University of Illinois.
>
>Barbara Richmond
>----- Original Message -----
>From: <mailto:ZahringerK@missouri.edu>Ken Zahringer
>To: <mailto:caut@ptg.org>College and University Technicians
>Sent: Friday, October 21, 2005 12:15 PM
>Subject: [CAUT] Grand Piano covers
>
>We are planning on buying new covers for our two Ds in the near 
>future.  We have some covers from Jansen on other pianos that we 
>like pretty well, but I am trying to find out what else is out 
>there.  I have also found a supplier called Perfectly Grand, in 
>Highland Mills, NY.  Their stuff looks good, but I don't have any 
>experience with it.  Have any of you used their covers?  How do they 
>hold up?  Anybody know of any other sources out there?  Most places 
>I have found are reselling Jansen's covers.
>
>Thanks for any info you can give,
>Ken Z.
>--
>Ken Zahringer, RPT
>University of Missouri
>School of Music

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