>Yes. What about them? What I really was getting at is that many pianos >have no cut off bars or any other structure to limit the size of the >soundboard. Such as the upright having all that floppy space below the >high treble end of the bridge, where the grand is cut out by the curved >case. In this particular case, the upright has an original cut-off bar and >the grand has no cut-off bar. > >Terry Farrell It's great, isn't it? Two of the most touted sales features - large soundboard area and longest possible A-0 speaking length - are both actually counterproductive to performance. Ron N
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