More buzz words: On 1908 Braumuller upright embossed in the plate "New Harmonic Scale". No inharmonicity in this baby. FAC numbers 0.0 0.0 0.0 On Lester spinet: "Special Attention Is Given to the Important Consideration of Tone". On a Wellington by Cable: Poly Accoustic Construction. ?????? On Everett: Dyna Tension Scale. The word "dyna" not in the dictionary. Sy Zabrocki ----- Original Message ----- From: John Lillico, RPT <staytuned@idirect.com> To: <pianotech@ptg.org> Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2000 10:11 PM > As Ron N. just wrote... > > "You all know the Messo Thermoneal Stabilizer, the Harmi-Tone action, > Storytone Mahogany soundboard (guaranteed for life against splitting or > cracking), The Damp Proofed Action (what the heck does that mean?), the > Diaphragmatic Soundboard, Syncrotone strings, Pipe Organ Tone Chamber (a special case, if ever there was), Genuine Reinforced hammers, and a couple of hundred more that I've mercifully forgotten."..... > > >From north of the 49th come (describing uprights); Cabinet Grand, Upright Grand, Grand Piano in Vertical Form, Illiminitable Repeating Action, Duofulcrum Keys, Bell Metal Tone, Tension Resonators and the motto of a manufacturer of barely mediocre quality, "Great is the Privilege of Achievement". > > Little wonder the public is so confused. > > John Lillico, RPT, > Oakville, Ontario, Canada > > >
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