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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 12 (September 1906) (1906)

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to lose its proper contour, flattening out and a slight expansion or contraction to break these thin the process of tuning. In the Mathushek piano, how- permitting the piano to become "tinny" in tone. Now, ever, there is no such thing as a pinblock, its place coats, with the result that the upper… … ture of the establishment. The bearing point of the pin on the wood Front View, Showing the Special Design of Full Plate, the Method of Stringing, and buildings are so arranged that the to be brought a little closer to the the Sounding Board Made up of Carefully-selected One-Inch Strips. point of…

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