I recently one of these "table top" barrel pianos. I used my regular tuning hammer. I could have used a tip one size smaller but it got the job done, so to speak. It doesn't say, but I am pretty sure my tip is a # 2. My client is trying to date it, is there any way of finding how old it is? It has plastic hammer arms, if that is the correct term. Richard Moody ---------- > From: Maxpiano@aol.com > To: Pianotech@ptg.org > Subject: Intermediate tuning tip > Date: Friday, July 04, 1997 6:55 AM > > Dear List - > > I just received this request for help with a proper tip or key size. Can > anyone help? > > << > I recently bought a Vicente Llnares barrel piano, made in Barcelona. It > is 22 inches tall and rides in a wheelbarrow like cart. The piano is in > good condition except it is so out of tune that I can't make out any of > the tunes on the barrel and I know 5 of the 6. Could you direct me to a > source where I might find a tuning key for it? A #2 piano key is far too > big. I've tried a dulcimer, autoharp and small harp key and they are too > small. The size is about 1/4 inch square. > >> > > Bill Maxim, RPT
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