Scott- The C was Mason & Hamlin's answer to the Steinway S. I service one 1950's C which is a remarkable small piano, but definitely a small piano. I don't think of it as a piano for a professional pianist. Ed Sutton ----- Original Message ----- From: "Scott E. Thile" <scott.thile at murraystate.edu> To: "'College and University Technicians'" <caut at ptg.org> Sent: Monday, June 04, 2007 12:26 PM Subject: [PHISH] [CAUT] Mason Hamlin model C? > Hello folks, > > One of our piano faculty is looking around at pianos for his home. He > found > a Mason Hamlin, supposedly a model 'C' serial number 57651, which dates it > at 1950. It's in at a liquidation sale for the Ludwig/Aeolian dealer in > St. > Louis. It's apparently in decent original condition. He thinks it's > shorter > than the M&H model A in his studio. > > I don't remember ever seeing or hearing of an M&H model C, and could not > pull anything up with Google (it's definitely not a CC). Anyone seen one > or > heard of it? I'm going to have him shoot some pics to send me, and also > measure it. > > Anyone in the St. Louis area have time to inspect it if it looks > promising? > Might be worth looking into. > > Thanks, > Scott > > Scott E. Thile, RPT > Piano/Instrument Technician > --------------------------- > Dept. of Music, Murray State University > 504 Fine Arts Building, Murray, KY 42071 > Office Phone: 270-809-4396 > http://campus.murraystate.edu/staff/scott.thile/index.html >
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