>List > The best part of this whole fiasco is this groups intent to >"rebuild" this piano and play it on the field at Fenway Park. > Let's see we start with a rusty piece of cast iron---- > Maybe we can just send the thing to Mr. Nossaman, I've heard is >very resourceful. > Ron, my only suggestion is that the scale design lend itself to Equal >beating Victorian temperament and a triple duplex hyper -turbo chrome >plated titanium self tuning aliquot duplexamotor systemic vibratory >segmental CFT inspired singing whatsit. > Good luck > Tom Driscoll Not unless they send it to Gordon Stelter first for a thorough cleaning on his driveway. Then we'll talk. If it were patched back up into working order, presuming that a part or two would have to be replaced in the process, it wouldn't be a 100% genuine Babe Ruth piano anymore. Imbedding what's left of it in it's proper position within a large piano shaped block of Lucite or Epo-Tek might be the way to go here, with a Dulcet Tone synthesizer and candle brackets built into the bass, er, base, and a picture of George next to a beer mug on top for ambience. So when do we start? I'm going to need a cash advance and some lead time for tooling and testing beer mugs. In anticipation, Ron N
This PTG archive page provided courtesy of Moy Piano Service, LLC