Organs - Electronic (B3 etc.), Pipe, Theatre.
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Respectfully, I found piano dealers to be less trustworthy than I would have expected. Albrecht Alden Aldrich Alexander Alex Steinbach Allguer Allison Allmendiger Altenburg, Frederick Altenburg, Otto American Pianos American Music. My piano buying experience has been an enlightening one. While I am a piano novice, my observation was vindicated by conversations I had with tuners who said that was a quirk of the U3. I actually tried out a Yamaha U3 which, though taller than U1,sounded tubby in the bass. It is the last bit that is assembled in Japan that allows them to put that badge on. Just for your info, the Yamaha T121, although say "Made in Japan" are actually made in China. They also had a student Victor which was nice but thought I'd pay a bit extra for the Yamaha. As soon as I played the Yamaha I knew it was what I was after. Found a 1979 U1 Yamaha from The Piano Shop in Brisbane, run by a lovely, trustworthy couple, Alison and Jason Boyd. Did not like the Kawai nor the Steinbach.
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Gave me some practical advice: go and actually play the pianos, which I did. The serial number stamped on the soundboard, 9884, when typed into an online program, yielded after 1925 and the Turin Steinbach company that the other poster. I have been on an intense piano search that has a happy ending.
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