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Hello Joe,
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=E2=80=98The piano you speak of was and can be again an =20
outstanding small grand. In rebuilding they are very=20
forgiving. Don't hold the belching of the promotional=20
department against this piano. They do not have a clue=20
of what the facts are and care less. =20
This is the scale =E2=80=9C44=E2=80=9D or scale =E2=80=9CBB=E2=80=9D. i=
t may or may=20
not have patent numbers on the plate. But the scale was
drawn by Frank Conover. This Piano had 26 bass=20
12 singles and 14 doubles. And used the =E2=80=9CCable=E2=80=9D action.
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When Cable and Conover merged the agreement=20
included that Conover would draw a scale for a small=20
grand with the Cable name on it.=20
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It cannot be compared to a =E2=80=9CConover=E2=80=9D because the smallest=
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=E2=80=9CConover=E2=80=9D Piano was 5ft.8. Scale 77. Only 3 or 4 5ft8=
s in=20
the world can , for that matter.
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In listening to Del and reading his articles I have come up=20
with the following words about good Pianos that I try not to =20
forget .
=E2=80=9C IT. S THE SCALE STUPID =E2=80=9D
Joe, I am looking forward to working with you on=20
the tools at the Museum in Jan.. =20
Regards to All
Jack Wyatt
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