Hello Rob and All, The quality of this piano in good condition depends upon which " Starr " upright piano it is. The majority of " Starr " pianos built in the early 1900s were scale 34. This is the scale in most of their Players and uprights.. HOWEVER !!!!!! ! during this time they also made, THE SCALE '' # 5 '''' . For most experienced tuners you will recognize the " NORRIS " pedal system as being the best pedal system ever,. and the most expensive, Yes the # 5 had this system, this tells all what quality the builders intended the # 5 piano to be. Sense the mid 1940s I have rebuilt dozens of 34s I have rebuilt or repaired only ( 3 ) ' 5,s ' If you every rebuild one you will remember.. In quality and tone It is equal to or better the "M.& Wendell" 22, the "T. Loud" B /B-2, The "M& Hamlin " E and the '' Bush @ Lanes'' and another that I cannot remember at this time. Regards, Jack Wyatt = -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20120707/25b025f0/attachment.htm>
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