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I like the piano with the tractor-like driver's seat. Why don't you ever see Steinways in crappy makeovers like this?

Hey, I have an idea. Put a big Steinway up there ahead of the tractor, with a nice Steinway logo on the side. Then see how much "The Instrument of the Immortals" will pay you not to drive it around.

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Here's another look at that Pleyel double piano from way back near the beginning of this thread:

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So would you simply charge double your normal fee to tune that? After all--you have to keep running back and forth to get the two sides in tune with each other.

It would be a little LESS than double, as I offer a multi-piano tuning discount. (something Rick might be able to appreciate...) As tradition-bound as tuning is, using a Verituner is the only way to go for duo-piano tunings. Let the machine do all the heavy lifting.

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The Crystal piano:

Even the soundboard and ribs are clear.

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Hmmmm... has anyone done much research on composite soundboards? It seems you could get a very consistent production of a plastic "membrane" as a soundboard. And since you can't even see the soundboard in an upright...I'm surprised the Japanese haven't jumped on this.

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Its a Yamaha!

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Which one is you, Zorba?

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Which one is you, Zorba?

I'm outta sight behind the whole mess - I was trying to be helpful and push, but my veil wrapped itself around the rear wheel of the wagon and I was trying to get it untangled at the time the pix was taken. Now I gotta get all that mud off my silks....

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The Pea Green Six Armed Mermaid Piano for sale right now on ebay starting at only $25,000. The ad calls it a Kawai grand.

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Ok, here's another piano moving aid:

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OK, that little cutie can't be a conventional piano and it looks old as well. What is it? Are those fundtional strings on the lyre, or just decor?

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I dunno. Sprachen de Deusch? It was found on a German site...

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I don't know how I missed this one:

Side View:

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I don't think we've seen this one, a Steinwayoverpriced:

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