Fair enough - even though, as you can well guess, that is besides the point. So: Maybe. But first, why? Terry Farrell ----- Original Message ----- > Actually Terry... as it happens... unless you are privy to Steinways > archives I doubt seriously you can give Michael the specs he asked for. > There was really no O, or L, or M in that period. The basic 180 length was > experimented with quite a bit and several scales were tried out that fit > the basic length until 1913 I believe. After that the O, L, and M were > settled on and released as such. Previous to that they were simply labeled > as "Miniature". > > This claim is based on having just gone through a 2 month long process > identifying the proper (read original) bass scale for a 1910 miniature. I > would be delighted if list folks can augment the information I gathered in > that process with other facts, figures...etc. > > Cheers > RicB > > Yes. But first, why? > > Terry Farrell > > C > > Can someone please send me a scale for a Steinway model O, from1905. > I remember seeing it before, but I cannot find it > > Thanks, > Michael Mezhinsky > > >
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