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1928 Bechstein Question
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1928 Bechstein Question
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John Minor
Posted 03-25-2018 22:04
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I own a 1928 Bechstein model M that has sostenuto and the action is by Renner. I recently saw a 1928 Bechstein M with NO sostenuto and an action by Langer AND a lid lock knob. Anyone know the reason for the difference between these two pianos?
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