David My name is Larry Graddy. I'm interested in your Bluthner. I have some questions about it. Is the action and keyset conventional? Normal wippens, damper action, keys that are parallel and don't flare. If its ok I don't care about the board, bridges, block etc. My partner Del Fandrich and I always replace these anyway while improving the design. Is it ebony or a clear finish? How about the condition of the case? How much do you want for it? If you were going to replace the board in another piano we might make you a new soundboard, ribset, ribscale, stringscale, etc. or we might just but it. You can reach me at Pianobuilders Northwest 360-532-6688 in Hoquiam, Wa. or email me pianobuilders3@olynet.com I'm looking forward to your reply. thanks Larry Graddy RPT ----- Original Message ----- From: David Renaud <studiorenaud@qc.aibn.com> To: <pianotech@ptg.org> Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2001 5:56 AM Subject: Bluthner sale/cheap > I hear some technicians purchase old Steinways in any condition, > and will buy cheap sight unseen. > > How about an old Old Bluthner 1890's....any interest...cheap.. > Over 6 foot, 6' 10'' > Has that fouth string in the treble. > > Board is flat, needs new board, caps, pinblock is cracked. > Anyone interested in such a piano to rebuild. > > I am getting two grands from the same sourse. A 7 foot Karn > that still has some crown and tone but needs a block and everything > esle. > , and this Bluthner with flat baord. I'm getting them for a good price. > Would consider trading for some supplies. > > Reply privately if interested. > > Cheers > David Renaud > RPT > > > > > > >
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