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Restoring Scott Player Piano Action
By Steve Grattan

Hi list,  I just looked at a player piano for restoration that is
a bit unusual at best.  It is a Kensington, built in 1918, with
a Scott player action.  This name was [embossed] on the pedal treads
(like STANDARD) but a large S and cott in the middle of the S as well
as on the brass toned plate in the spoolbox.  The sustain pedal switch
is part of the tracker bar.

Is anyone familiar with this mechanism so that I do not bid the job
blind?  Thank you.

Steve Grattan - Lost Chord Clinic


(Message sent Wed 1 Jul 2009, 17:31:10 GMT, from time zone GMT-0700.)

Key Words in Subject:  Action, Piano, Player, Restoring, Scott

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