Fazer upright?

[Gregor _]

I see Fazer uprights not so seldom. Produced in Finnland and the brand
was taken over by Hellas in 1989. Not bad, but nothing to be proud of.
A warm tone is not the first thing that comes in my mind when I think
about Fazer. But I believe to remember that the hammers react very well
to voicing, so it should be easy to get a worm tone. I wonder if they
produced pianos higher than 110 cm. All Fazers and Hellas I saw were
small console pianos. Once I saw a Hellas with a transparent fallboard made of plexiglas, very nice. And once I saw a very strange piano with red and yellow keys ( or was it green and red?) and I think that was a Fazer too.



Gregor

> From: cy at shusterpiano.com
> To: pianotech at ptg.org
> Subject: Fazer upright?
> Date: Fri, 26 Sep 2008 09:33:19 -0600
> 
> I saw a Fazer upright recently, and I'm interested in any info about the 
> brand.  Apparently it's about 20 years old and comes from Finland (not Star 
> Trek!).  It had a warm tone.  Any comments?
> 
> --Cy Shuster, RPT--
> ABQ, NM
> 

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