Re: Info on my Chase piano ?
By Jon Page
> could not get it up to the absolutely correct pitch for fear he would
> break a lot of strings. (They are the strings that were in there in 1957
> when my mother bought it.) He said that it was about "20 cents off"
Hi John,
Get another tuner. 20cents off is less than 1/4 tone flat. This guy is just too lazy to pull it up, requiring 2 tunings; 1 pitch raising, 1 tuning. If a few strings break, so what; replace them. You need someone competent, not someone where everything is a chore.
Send me the serial # (it's on the tuning pin area) and I can give you the manufacturing date.
P.S. John's e-mail address is not correct?
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[ I'm looking into John's e-mail problem.
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Jon Page
Cape Cod. Mass
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