Avery, I suspect that what we see or don't see depends a lot on what dealers sold in our local area. In this case I'm talking about pianos with Whitney being the name on the fallboard. I tune three baby grands made in 1935, 1936 and 1941, all very entry level, and a 1934 studio, which appears to have been pretty decent in its day. I can't tell what the two consoles look like by referring to my notes. One was made in 1935, no doubt a true console, and the other in 1963. This latter one might be considered a spinet by some, possibly had a console action sitting on top of dogleg keys, but like I said, I'm not sure. Regards, Clyde Avery Todd wrote: > Clyde, > > In all the years I've been a piano tech, I've never seen a Whitney grand! > I don't even "think" I've seen a Whitney console. Have I missed something > or is it just old age! :-)
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