Unless you're able to get them from Sojin directly, your best option is to go with a rectangular blank instead of a premolded keytop. The labor is more involved and best subbed out to an expert, but the results are worth it, and you have more options for materials. We offer basic acrylic, Ivoplast (Steinway's choice since the ivory ban) and premium Tharan, a high quality plastic that imitates the feel of ivory and is preferred by the top tier European manufacturers. All of these come in 1"x6.25" blanks and require all the work of shaping to the profile of the keys, notching, setting the correct overhang, and rounding all of the sides of the heads. More work than the molded acrylics but the results are better than taking a one-size-fits-all approach with molded tops.
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Philip Stewart, RPT
NJ Piano Service
609-774-7571
www.njpianoservice.comnjpianoservice@gmail.com------------------------------
Original Message:
Sent: 08-12-2019 06:48
From: Andrew Warden
Subject: Sojin irregular keytops
Where can I get the slightly large keytops that fit a Sojin DS-45 upright from 1985? The heads need to be slightly more than 1/32" longer than the 2" standard ones. 51.5mm to be exact.
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Andrew Warden
Evanston IL
224-420-1773
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