I will be at Steinway Hall in a few weeks and I am helping a church choose a piano. I have been to the factory and Steinway Hall and I'm familiar with what I will be hearing as far as differences between pianos, but my question is: What, if any, _other_ things should I be looking at and possibly listening to to help me choose the "best" one. I understand that prep work may still need to be done to improve each one and that further voicing will change them. It will be in a 1500 seat church with amplification used. I'm wondering if certain aspects of the manufacturing process, fit of parts, condition of piano in it's new condition may help me to narrow down the field. Again, anything other than how they sound/play on the floor. I hope my question is clear. Thanks. Lance Lafargue, RPT Mandeville, LA New Orleans Chapter lafargue@iamerica.net lancelafargue@bellsouth.net
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