I agree that watching a roll get perforated can be like watching grass
grow, but I have nothing but respect for those who continue to produce
the perforated paper we all rely on.

I visited the old QRS factory in the 1980s when the perforators were
controlled by Apple II computers. I saw Jeanne Malone making 1-to-1
copies for my Patriot label on Play-Rite's equipment. I visited Keystone
but their perforators were silent that day; that did not matter because
_any_ machine that makes rolls is _cool!_

My hat is off to Mr. Groman and Keystone Music Roll Co. When can
I get a Duo-Art catalog? I _strongly_ suggest polling the roll-buying
community for titles they'd like to see recut. Can there be a mechanism
to suggest titles? Wouldn't it be nice to know your product is sold
before you even produce it?

I have nothing but praise for those who supply us with the software for
our antique hardware. Our instruments are _nothing_ without them!

Ed Chaban

 [ Keystone Music Roll Co. Duo-Art Catalog 2016-17 is described at
 [ https://www.mmdigest.com/archives/Digests/201609/2016.09.28.02.html 
 [ -- Robbie