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Re-stringing an Upright Pianola
By David Row

A number of piano strings have given away on my Wertheim pianola.
I called a number of our piano tuners in Singapore.  They _all_ say,
"Your piano very old.  Cannot do."  The do-it-yourself person is a
dying breed in my country.  I think I am one of the last of this kind,
and I am 79 years old.

If I could string them then I would need to call them only for the
tuning.  Can anybody out there tell me how to get around this problem?

David Row
Singapore


(Message sent Wed 30 May 2012, 07:54:15 GMT, from time zone GMT+0800.)

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