2 years ago I sold the 9-foot Kimbal-Welte reproducing
piano back to the Atlantic City Convention Center that
was originally installed to play manually, from the
organ keyboard, or from Welte rolls. It was a
reasonably good sounding piano, built in 1928, and had
a curved keyboard ( rears of keys were in an arc). I
don't remember where the serial # was, but I believe
it was on the inside of the keyslip.
Thump
--- Dave Davis <davistunes at yahoo.com> wrote:
> I got a call to go take a look at a 9 foot Kimball.
> The potential buyer & seller couldn't find a serial
> number, looks like the plate has been painted, and
> they looked in the *normal* spots I could think of
> over the phone...under keybed, soundboard, etc.
> Anyone have any other thoughts where secret Kimball
> serial numbers might be located?
>
> Also, any info on when and how many 9'ers might have
> been made? A colleague says he saw one in LA about
> 25 years ago.
>
> Dave Davis, RPT
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