That includes my own 1941 Steinway 40 console I bought in 2011. I find home use pianos sometimes have one or two sticky keys that need easing, nothing more. Some people on here warn everybody of rebuilds required of old pianos. Ivory keys are better to the touch, more responsive, and less likely to stick to ones fingers because of perspiration that may accumulate while one is. two bass spoon keys, also fully functioning and do not stick and the original. Its a fully restored 1912 Mason & Hamlin model 'BB' 7'. Antique Mason & Hamlin Pump Organ Original Playing Condition Vintage Music.
I currently own 3 Mason Hamlin grands, one of which I purchased from Country Piano. The largest w/the eagle was an alcohol transfer it was challenging to lay precisely over the shadow of the orig. It came in 2 parts that had to be done separately. Applied the soundboard decal to the Mason A. I am one of Mason & Hamlin's biggest fans. Piano Restoration Albuquerque: Soundboard decal for Mason & Hamlin.
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Fast though.Īt $1000 plus moving expense ($600 up) you won't make money on this but it is likely your would be buying a home use piano that would not require a lot of rebuilding of worn action parts. I have been actively tuning (NY) and playing professionally around the United States. The only Steinway i was allowed to touch was a 44" studio in a store, and it was also incredibly heavy.
Personally, I'd prefer the lighter action of a second line grand to the incredibly heavy action of Baldwin's & Sohmer's I've touched. Then go out there and try it for yourself. Read the inspection post in post two of this thread Please list specific issues such as broken strings, sticky keys. PM 1800 Mason, Nicholas R, Cik Mass 20111 Greene 444 Boggess, Wm H. I'm faster than any spinet action, but not that fast. Schimmel, Bechstein, Bluthner, Petrof, Ibach, Grotrian, Mason & Hamlin and others. Randolph 864 Wellington, Iroquois : Miller, Simon I, PM 652 Keys. I'm a second or third line player and will never be that fast. No second line grand will play as fast as a Steinway or other first line piano. It sounded really good for $40, and was in tune. Fine tuning, pitch correction, concert tuning, fixing sticky keys, voicing, cleaning, regulation. I played a sixties-seventies Mason & Hamlin spinet at Goodwill 2 years ago. Located in the heart of Philadelphia, we’re a piano restoration company passionate about creating extraordinary playing experiences.
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