New Sohmer pianos(made by Samick)

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A little more feedback here. We have just gotten in our first Sohmer grand 
and console. I can tell you that the console looks like the original #35 (is 
that right?) Sohmer scale.

The grand appears to have some changes made, but both pianos came in 
beautifully prepped. They play very well and are the best Korean pianos I have seen, 
IMHO as good as a C series Yamie.

Rich Galassini
Cunningham Piano Company
Philadelphia, Pa.
(800) 394-1117

In a message dated 9/5/03 1:27:08 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
roger.j@sasktel.net writes:

> 
> Hi Dave,
>              I don't think they are the old Sohmer scales, but I will do 
> some checking. 
>   You are not nut's, we have made some large steps forward in the last year, 
> and just a few small steps backwards thankfully.  But we are moving forward, 
> with better things yet to come.
> 
> A lot of my input thus far has been about getting back to some basics, and 
> executing it well.  The factory culture is a changing.
> We are using mainly Renner and Abel hammers in our Grands and it is sure 
> paying off in the area of tone quality and the ease of voicing.   The graphite 
> has gone from Samick action centres, that I can take some credit for.  However 
> Renner hammer shanks and wips will still have a light coat of graphite.
> 
> Thank's for the compliment. It's nice to get feed back, positive or 
> negative.
> 
> 


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