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VOL.
XLI1I No. 6
Published Every Saturday by Edward Lyman Bill at 1 Madison Ave,, New York, August 11,1906.
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" It Is the ONLY Player-Pia
IT IS T H E ONLY PLAYLR-PIANO in which
the player-mechanism can be entirely removed from
the piano in five minutes' time, and that without the
use of a screw driver.
IT IS T H E ONLY PLAYER-PIANO in which
the valve board, and the primary and secondary
valves, and pneumatics can be taken out for exam-
ination without the use of a screw driver.
IT IS T H E ONLY PLAYER-PIANO in which the
power pneumatics can each be reached, examined, or re-
moved, if necessary, without interfering with the others.
IT IS T H E ONLY PLAYER-PIANO so simple
in construction and having so few different parts
and pieces.
IT IS T H E ONLY PLAYER-PIANO so compact-
ly constructed, with action parts so directly connected
and so responsive to expression levers and pedals.
IT IS T H E ONLY PLAYER-PIANO made en-
tirely in the A. H. CHASE factory.
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IT IS T H E ONLY PLAYER-PIANO that does
not enlarge the instrument or change the style of case.
IT IS THE ONLY PLAYER-PIANO in which
the player-mechanism is all below the key-board.
IT IS T H E ONLY PLAYER-PIANO where the
expression levers are close to the music roll where
the eye can watch the hands and expression marks
on music at the same time.
IT IS T H E ONLY PLAYER-PIANO which op-
erates the piano action abstract direct, and precisely
as regular piano keys do, securing the same ex-
pression as the artist can by hand.
IT IS T H E ONLY PLAYER-PIANO that does
not have some of the player-mechanism in front of
the action where it interferes with the acoustic prop-
erties of the piano, and tuning or repairing of action.
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THE A. B. CHASE CO., Norwalk, Ohio