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Seek Piano Mover in Silicon Valley, Calif.
By Jeff Zabarsky

I'm going to need to move my Steinway Duo-Art XR grand piano in a
month.  The move is a short one, from Menlo Park, Calif., to Sunnyvale.
I'm wondering if anyone has any recommendations for a mover in the
area.  I'm hoping to find someone who knows how to move a player grand
without putting the pianos weight on the stack or pedal lyre.

Jeff Zabarsky

 [ Ask Jim Callahan at Piedmont Piano Co., Oakland, CA, tel.:
 [ 510-547-8188  He deals in big and unusual antique pianos,
 [ including reproducing grand pianos.  -- Robbie

(Message sent Thu 8 Apr 2004, 19:39:44 GMT, from time zone GMT.)

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