Money's no object

Dave Doremus algiers_piano@bellsouth.net
Tue, 9 Sep 2003 17:33:29 -0500


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At 3:14 PM -0700 9/9/03, Rob G. wrote:
>I would like to recommend he try the new Mason & Hamlin BB.  It 
>would definitely fit the description of what he wants.  Very 
>impressive pianos with Renner actions.


I would like to second that motion with one big caveat. Any piano is 
only as good as it's preperation. Renner and Steinway hammers both 
need lots of work to reach their full potential. I have been equally 
underwhelmed by S$S (oops, freudian typo..), B=F6se, and Masons and 
others that sat on showroom floors although all could have been great 
instruments with a lot of work on the hammers and action. You might 
like the New York B better if you sent the action to someone like 
David Stanwood who could make it play the way it should and then had 
it properly regulated, filed hammers, voiced, etc. That clunker might 
just be a jewel. BUT, you need to go into the purchase knowing that 
you will need to spend a considerable amount over the purchase price 
to get exactly what you want. IMHO.

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----Dave


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Dave Doremus RPT
New Orleans
algiers_piano@bellsouth.net
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