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THE MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
AUGUST 15,
In the Small Apartment
The Studio Piano
A New Small Model
Here at last is a piano
that fills a long felt, def-
inite need. Only too of-
ten "It's nice but we
haven't the room" has
been the stumbling block
to an otherwise easy sale.
With the advent of the
modern apartment, space
has become so restricted
as to be apportioned with
a great deal of judgment
and care.
Kohler & Campbell, Inc.,
realizing the urgent need
of a small piano bent
their efforts to produce
an instrument that would
not only be small in size
but would retain the tone
Only 3 foot, 7 inches in height the
Studio Piano occupies no more
room than a console table. In the
small apartment where space is
limited such an instrument is in-
valuable. The dealer whose pros-
pects falter because of lack of
space will find this instrument a
veritable treasure.
and resonance of a larger
piano.
After much experiment-
ing, the new Studio Piano
was created. Offered to
the public only a month
ago, its success has been
p h e n o m e n a l . From all
parts of the country deal-
ers are asking for more
and more of these instru-
ments. They are filling
a demand that seems un-
quenchable.
The Enclosed Porch
As we all know the enclosed porch
is really a very homey room. Yet
one hesitates in placing- their large
and expensive pianos in this room.
The Studio Piano is the ideal in-
strument for such use. It will ac-
tually sell itself to such prospects.
Dealer after dealer is fall-
ing in line. The wide
awake piano man knows
that the Studio Model is
to be THE instrument
during the coming sea-
son.
The Club Room
Kohler & Campbell, Inc.
HERBERT SIMPSON, President
11th Avenue & 50th Street, New York City
In a club room space is limited, yet
there a piano must necessarily pos-
sess a loud singing tone. The Stu-
dio Piano is just the instrument
needed. Small, sturdy, compact,
with the musical capacity of a large
piano.
1925