At 14:05 10/20/2006, you wrote: >Conrad mein Frenn. > >You might mention to the guy that Hamburg Steinway hammers are a >very very attractive alternative to New York hammers. And that >Steinway Hamburg wouldnt think of using anything but Wurzen II felt. >Tho it may be difficult to order direct from your placement in >life, we all know there are plenty ways around that. You want >Renner Europe hammers, or even Hamburg origionals.... that is doable for sure. > >Cheers >RicB >A "choice of cold beers"?? Voila!!! I remember Joe Bisceglie talking >about the Steinway factory tradition of shutting down on Friday >afternoons and have a kegger on the shop floor(s)!!! So, there you >are. If not "genuine" Steinway hammers, then at least a genuine >Steinway tradition of getting "hammered"!!! > >Enjoy, you have earned it!!! > >Robin Blankenship 1 Fosters and 1 Pilsner Urquell gone with Tilburg Brown Ale waiting and Erdinger feeling slighted... ;-} I asked hewhoismyboss what this Steinway sound he was fearful of loosing by reminding him of the different voices our Hamburg D vs: NYC D. He, of course, says he wants NY. Just how much projection and power does one need for a 7' piano in a 12x12 room? been cogitatin' a letter re: the emperor's new clothes and early 80s rippled soundboards (B in his studio), hammers on steroids causing very heavy action (last genuine $&$ hammers installed), very high hammer line causing repetition problems, etc. (his home D) and that fine teflon back action feel (other prof studio B) Let's see... genuine Steinway/Kluge/Renner/Mapes. Whut am I forgetting? Ta ta, Tilburg calling...
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