More from Ragtime West...

No, your eyes aren't playing tricks on you. This video IS sideways. But even if the video is not vertical, this instrument sounds great. These are new (not rebuilt) instruments made to order. This number is The Twelfth Street Rag. Next month we'll take a trip to a south seas island for a special treat - automated steel drums.In the meantime, happy listening.

Do You Remember These Musical Beauties ?

Here is a delightful sounding nickelodeon piano with multiple percussion instruments ( aka an Orchestrion ). My friend Art Reblitz had this model rebuilt in his shop for a customer of his. Watch as a nickel is dropped in the coin slot, and you will hear Scott Joplins Maple Leaf Rag. Art also orchestrated this arrangement specifically for this instrument.

Repair or Rebuild ? Here's the answer...

This is a superb example of what a fully rebuilt instrument should sound like. The number being played is Dance of the Blue Danube, played by Vincent Lopez. Classic Musical Instrument specializes in player pianos. Visit our site at www.lansdalepianotuning.net for more videos.

Here's how a total professionally rebuilt piano should sound like

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This is a 7 foot Mason & Hamlin grand. A really great sounding instrument. The number being played is Waltz of the Blue Danube, a nifty fox trot played by 

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Player Units are not limited to just pianos...

Check out this 12 string accoustic guitar. I would love to hear from guitar players, as to their comments.

Pianocorder Owners

I have all parts for repairs to your Pianocorder, including a wireless setup for your computer. See the video here for a demo of the Pianocorder System.

Piano Care

Does your piano have sluggish or sticking keys, or making noises such as squeeks, clacking sounds, rattles or clicks ?  A Dampp-Chaser Life Saver System may be what you need. Go to my webpage,   http://www.classicmusicalinstrument.com
and submit an e-mail to me telling me what you are experiencing with your piano. 
Or you can blog here for help. We will be happy to help you with any piano problems you have. Robert.