Ron Nossaman wrote: > . . . . People, to whom it may concern, this stuff is real. It works. A six > foot (no name) piano really can sound like a decent seven footer. It really > is possible to redesign and rebuild a piano so you can't find the bass/tenor > break by sound alone. It is possible to have an octave 5-6 that has a good > dynamic range and long sustain time, and a high treble that rings instead of > going 'dink'. When I get the action rebuilt and replace those old flat-nosed > hammers with something more functional, I expect to see a significant > improvement, and I'm a practicing cynic. This is real, repeat, REAL, and the > only thing preventing the escalation of the piano design revolution (it's > there, you just haven't heard it yet) is the incapacity of the industry to > recognize a good thing when it shows up on their doorstep with references. > Consider notice served. If there is intelligence anywhere in this industry, > musical things are about to happen. Coming soon, to a store near you. > > Wait for it, > Ron --------------------------------------------------- Well, I certainly hope so. But probably not with an American Brand Name. Well, maybe with the name, but made elsewhere... Del
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