You have four minutes to record your message. The more you do to help me, the more I can help you in return. If you leave me an E-Mail address (which I prefer), spell it out phonetically. Why? Because I don't know why you want me to call and I might not be prepared to assist you in an effective and efficient manner. And, if you call and just leave your name and number, and ask me to call you back, it might be a day or two before I return your call. By necessity, I prioritize everything in my life. Also, repeat your name and phone number clearly and distinctly. If you get the answering machine, please leave a detailed message stating the reason for your call. But please understand that during the hours from 8AM-5PM EST (Mon-Sat), I'm generally quite busy. Even though a few of the biggest and more expensive brands such as Steck, Chickering, and Weber can provide good value, most Aeolians today are considered the middle of the range of quality, value, and range. However, if I'm not in the middle of some other activity, you can reach me at 73. Is Aeolian A Good Piano Brand This article defines unrestored value as a general rule of thumb in the mid-1900s for Aeolian pianos. Since "Player-Care" is an internet business, I prefer that we correspond via E-Mail (click here to fill out the 'Request Form'). Return To 'Piano Makers' Listing - Click Here!
Aeolian player piano manuals#
This player action is well covered in Art Reblitz's book "Player Piano Servicing and Rebuilding", which is available -įor Duo-Art Service Manuals and Technical Reprints - CLICK HERE! These parts were installed in upright and grand player piano made by Steck, Steinway, Stroud, Weber, AEolian, and others.
Aeolian player piano manual#
The pneumatic motor has threeĭouble pneumatics which hinge in the middle with aĪlthough AEolian never produced a Service Manual for this particular action, the stack, air motor, tracking system, air motor governor, action cut-out and peripheral devices are identical to those in the Pianola, Themodist and reproducing Duo-Art actions. Pouch button to unscrew the valve from it by turning In retrieving an individual valve, to cut back theįront cloth cover on the valve chest in order to grip the Stem from the underside of the plate, making it necessary, The wooden pouch button screws into the lower valve Or inside valve plate is sealed with shellac and screws. With four screws and a blotter paper gasket the bottom The stem for going through a red fibre strap across a Washer, the reduced center of the wood turning forms
The valve is a wood turningįaced with leather and extending beyond the leather The valve section of each tier was usually surroundedīy bellows cloth this was used to seal the joint, rather Overall: 45 1/2 in x 44 in x 23 in 115.57 cm x 111.76 cm x 58.Predominantly a three-tier action, but a few with two United States: New York, New York City Physical Description The patent for this pneumatic piano attachment, or pianola, was originally filed in 1897 and then renewed in 1900. Edwin Votey is attributed as the inventor for this instrument. By the early 20th Century Aeolian had become one of the world’s leading manufacturers of pianos and organs with factories in both North America and Europe. This piano player can accommodate 58 note paper rolls and is pedal operated. Aeolian originally built its vast empire on the new-found popularity of the player piano. in New York, New York, 1897.Īccording to the accession paperwork, this instrument was the original pianola model, subsequently manufactured as the first practical pneumatic and marketable piano player. This piano player model was made by Aeolian Co.
0 kommentar(er)
