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If this church wants an American piano, check out Mason and Hamlin.
If they want something more exotic, check out the Shiguru Kawai and =
Bluthner.
If they want to go for broke, check out the Fazioli.
Just some thoughts ...
Z! Reinhardt RPT
Ann Arbor MI
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From: Greg Newell=20
To: pianotech@ptg.org=20
Sent: Tuesday, September 09, 2003 4:30 PM
Subject: Money's no object
Greetings list goers,
I am in a position of trying to gather information for a =
church who has a sky high budget to find a piano their music director =
likes. I believe they are interested in a 7 footer. He, the director, =
has tried and likes the Grotrian and the Pleyel. He has tried more than =
a few S&S B's and was "under whelmed (his words)" by them. He disliked =
the "accelerated action" specifically. He has seen the Petrof and was =
somewhat interested but not for the main instrument so he may be looking =
at a 7' and possibly a 6' instrument as well. He rather dislikes the =
bright, harsh sound and favors a full bodied tone quality. A man after =
my own heart! In the case of a rather large budget with these tastes in =
mind, where would you steer this individual? I even suggested a hand =
built piano like one from Ron Overs or Stephen P. (I forget his last =
name) but it seems that he is trying to have something in place by =
January as the donators of the money are getting antsy. Suggestions =
PLEASE!=20
Greg
Greg Newell
Greg's piano Fort=E9
mailto:gnewell@ameritech.net=20
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