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#923638 - 03/23/08 10:27 PM
rebuilding pianos
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Junior Member
Registered: 03/22/08
Posts: 1
Loc: New York City
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Hi all,
This is my first time writing in any forum. I guess complete confusion leads me. I am going to rebuild my piano and I am trying to find out who to go to. I live in New York, but the piano is in Kansas City. Does anyone know Greg Hulme as a rebuilder? I have been searching NYC and there is so much, and everyone seems good?! I have a 1920 Steinway AIII (Long A). I'd love some advice.....??
Thanks,
Barbara L
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#923639 - 03/23/08 10:41 PM
Re: rebuilding pianos
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Registered: 01/12/07
Posts: 788
Loc: Massapequa, NY
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Welcome to the forums Barbara!
I do not know Greg Hulme personally, but I know of a few folks on Piano Row (West 58th St) that perform similar work (Beethovens Pianos and Faust Harrison). You may want to also contact Paul Eccardt (he is a piano rebuilder who has his own shop). He is out on Long Island but does jobs in the city.
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