Janssen info needed.

Wallace F. Wilson WILSON53@MARSHALL.EDU
Wed, 27 May 1998 15:31:15 -0700


Jim & Richard:  if the wood is soft, how about reinforcing that back
with as thin a piece of hardwood as you can get away with.  Perhaps a
piece of hard maple resawn?  Then add additional new bolts.  What do you
think?

Jim Coleman, Sr. wrote:
 
> Hi Richard:
> 
> This is a very common problem with the Janssen pianos. They didn't > always have the thru bolts in the best places and also the back > > material was soft wood and would crush, thereby losing its support for > the joints. You will need to put in extra bolts to secure the repair.



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