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I think all I'd seen before were microtonal-type keyboards, and only on electronic instruments, this is the first I've heard of these retro-fit actions! 
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| Serial origamist Has Achieved Nirvana  |
I have heard of it. Never seen one or played one. When I saw the pictures, I was curious how you get enough leverage to play it and get any dynamic range out of it.
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| Serial origamist Has Achieved Nirvana |
There seem to be a couple of extra pedals down there, as well.
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| Nobody's $hillbot Has Achieved Nirvana  |
A Welte Mignon cabinet reproducer:  I've never heard a reporoducing piano. Has anyone here heard one? Are they all that? | |||
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| Revenant Beatification Candidate  |
Be careful with that reproducing piano, OT. You don't have room in your house for a litter of baby pianos.
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| Beatification Candidate |
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| Revenant Beatification Candidate |
What would happen if they mated?
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- -- Hi Condi!  -    
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| Nobody's $hillbot Has Achieved Nirvana |
Kathy, !A Baldwin upright reproducer, upper action exposed:  According to the ad for The Berkley Music Exchange, it's a 1929 with a Welte Mignon reproducer(they only want $8,500 for it). I'm huessing it has wood panels glued over the pinblock section of the plate, because I can make out gussets, etc. that would indicate a full plate. Besides, my Hamilton is a 1921, and it has a full plate. Zorba, I think you need to take a field trip to Berkley. | |||
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A Duo-Art Steinway:  | |||
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| Beatification Candidate |
A giraffe with the knee board removed 
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| "The Veiled Male" Gadfly  |
A Bosie 170. Who would want black when they could have this beautiful wood?! 
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  Square Piano, 1850 Maker: Chickering, Boston SI photographs by Robert C. Lautman Americans preferred square pianos in their homes until the 1870s when uprights came into fashion in the US. This instrument is similar to those used to accompany Jenny Lind at her concerts.
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| "The Veiled Male" Gadfly |
Pretty! I like the bolt-on brace in the treble...
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