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Mason & Hamlin key pin sizes
Joe Wiencek
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Does anyone know the key pin sizes for Mason & Hamlin (1998 BB)? I have seen posted by some that ...
Debra Legg
an hour ago
Should be correct at .146 You could measure to be sure, though. Deb Debra Legg www.debraleggpiano.com ...
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Does anyone know the key pin sizes for Mason & Hamlin (1998 BB)?
I have seen posted by some that most American pianos use .146 for both balance and front rails, but I have not found any data relating to the date range of those sizes.
Joe Wiencek
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Should be correct at .146
You could measure to be sure, though.
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Subject: Mason & Hamlin key pin sizes
Does anyone know the key pin sizes for Mason & Hamlin (1998 BB)?
I have seen posted by some that most American pianos use .146 for both balance and front rails, but I have not found any data relating to the date range of those sizes.
Joe Wiencek
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