Claude: Is this an 85 or 88 note piano? You'll have a hard time modifying an 88 note action to fit if it is 85. Does it look like the action was angled like a "D"? (Are the damper levers closer to the front of the keybed at the treble end than at the bass end?) This looks to me like a REAL challenge! dave Quincy wrote: > I have in my shop 1 grand piano 7'5" Steinway C dated 1893 serial# 75991 > Someone picked up the action for servicing a few years ago from the > customer and never returned the action. Unknown technician cannot > locate. The plate is also signed by composer Arthur Rubinstein.I am > looking for a complete action for this piano. I have called Steinway New > York for a quotation of cost.They referred me to the parts lady at > steinway to try and put an action together.What an experience , I have > to order everything one item# at a time.Frustration !!!! All I asked for > was one complete action for this piano (frame, keys, stack,etc...).Will > the Steinway D action fit in this piano. Should I consider retrofit A > Stanwood Action. Need Comments. Need prices. > > Musically yours Claude Quincy Damphousse RPT -- ______________________________ David M. Porritt, RPT Meadows School of the Arts Southern Methodist University Dallas, TX 75275 mailto:dporritt@swbell.net ______________________________
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