OK. Fair enough. Can you provide a few details about your recrowning of soundboards? Do you remove the board from the rim? Do you remove all ribs? How do you reshape ribs? Thanks. Terry Farrell ----- Original Message ----- From: "D.L. Bullock" <dlbullock@att.net> To: "Pianotech@Ptg. Org" <pianotech@ptg.org> Sent: Sunday, May 19, 2002 7:49 PM Subject: Re: Info on 1890 Ivers and Ponds piano > > You wrote: > <What kind of dollars are these? U.S.? I have heard a few quotes in this > range, but I don't see <how to do it properly for anything below about $12K. > That's in U.S. dollars. Now we stated <".....looks and sounds exactly like > Grandma saw and heard it when she bought it new." I'm <assuming it looks and > sounds that way because it IS like when Grandma bought it new. New > <everything. > > Yes, US Dollars are what we use in St. Louis. Yes, new most > everything."Every flange, pin, bushing, spring...felt" > > <(inc. all the little damper thingees),> > > We replace all damper levers spring flange and all. > SNIP > > D.L. Bullock > www.thepianoworld.com > St. Louis > > > >
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