soundboards

[antares]

You creep!  (; >))

That was not my question.
I offered you two kinds of Steinway D's : one is zero years old, the 
other is one hundred years old.

WHAT IS YOUR CHOICE?

More regards!  (;

EAR


On 18-jan-05, at 21:46, Stéphane Collin wrote:

> Hi André.
>
> Well, I have choice between that Steinway D from 1980 in that 
> recording studio, and that Steinway A from 1891 that you voiced, and 
> now sitting next to the D.  My choice is quick and easy : I choose for 
> the best piano, that is, the Steinway A.
>
> Regards,
>
> Stéphane Collin.
>
>
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "antares" <antares@euronet.nl>
> To: "Pianotech" <pianotech@ptg.org>
> Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2005 9:33 PM
> Subject: Re: soundboards
>
>
>>
>> On 18-jan-05, at 21:26, Terry wrote:
>>
>>> Hundred year old Steinway for sure. Why pay $95K for a new one when 
>>> you can
>>> buy one just as good for $15K?  I mean, either way, you are going to 
>>> want to
>>> tear it apart anyway, right?
>>>
>>> Terry Farrell
>>>
>>>
>>>> I have posed this question before :
>>>>
>>>> If you had the choice : you can get a brand new Steinway D and you 
>>>> can
>>>> get a hundred year old Steinway D...
>>>> What would be your choice?
>>>>
>>>> André Oorebeek
>>>
>>>
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>>
>> No no Terry,
>>
>> let me try to be more clear :
>>
>> You don't have to pay anything and you have the choice between a new 
>> D and a hundred year old D.
>> What's it gonna be?
>>
>> (; ?
>>
>> friendly greetings
>> from
>> André Oorebeek
>>
>> Vita Dura Est
>>
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friendly greetings
from
André Oorebeek

Vita Dura Est