Eek - forgot to ask, is it worth restoring?
I love old pianos, being withing their age-group myself. Have always found/believed a Yamaha's sound far inferiour - tinny, in fact. Am grade 10+ player.
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- by Olivier
- 15 Jun 2004, 19:01
- Forum: Piano History
- Topic: John Spencer & Co
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- by Olivier
- 15 Jun 2004, 18:42
- Forum: Piano History
- Topic: John Spencer & Co
- Replies: 5
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John Spencer 70920
Thanks your prompt response. Had a solid look at the piano and cannot believe what has been done to it across the years. Incorrect wires placed in various keys (suppose these would be call the "international" wire) Part of the world = South Africa! Not the easiest place to get spares. Most...
- by Olivier
- 14 Jun 2004, 20:40
- Forum: Piano History
- Topic: John Spencer & Co
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John Spencer & Co
I recently purchased a John Spencer & Co upright piano. The serial number is 70920. On the frame is engraved John Spencer & Co Ltd. and also an urn/pitcher. Could you tell me the age of the piano and where I can find out more about John Spencer pianos and the history of the company. I have s...
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