1963 Mason & Hamlin console question

[Rob Goodale]

"Mason & Hamlin" was not "Mason & Hamlin" in those days.  From that era it 
would have been built by Aeolian .  It's not a stretch of imagination to 
understand how it could be a bad action, (and piano for that matter).  The 
same model was probably also sold under other names.  In other words, it's 
not really a Mason & Hamlin.

Rob Goodale, RPT
Las Vegas, NV



> Hello all,
>
> although I have not seen this piano in person yet, I'm told by a fellow 
> tech that M&H uprights from about the 50's to early-mid 60's usually had 
> *all* plastic flanges in the action! Does anyone here agree with this? I 
> thought M&S was on par with Steinway for qualtiy, but maybe that only 
> holds true for the Grands, and not the verticals. Appreciate any feedback 
> on this matter asap. Thanks!
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> Terry Peterson
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