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In Reply to: Re: I did once.. many moons ago... posted by Todd Krieger on July 28, 2002 at 13:57:19:
a lot to do with the make of the strings. Different strings will produce different overtones, can make the piano sound kinda tubby. A set of good bass strings installed can run you $800-$1000. Not a cheap proposition. Restorers sometimes use inferior strings to save a buck or two thus ruining a perfect piano. I guess it would not be the case for a new $50K piano, but i have heard many vintage Steinways sound horrible in the lower registers.dee
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