Here are some photos from a great day at Winter NAMM 2015…

Bruce and Mark from WNG explain a new tool and method for adjusting glide bolts for keyframe bedding (the foundation for grand action regulation)

Photo with Michael Spreeman, the brilliant piano builder responsible for the Ravenscroft piano and Ravensworks Digital virtual instrument and keyboard.
Short video clip of the Ravenscroft 275 Titanium

If your stage or studio situation doesn’t allow for an acoustic piano or acoustic microphone recording, the Ravenworks Digital with the Ravenscroft Virtual Instrument plugin sets the standard for the most realistic touch and tone possible in the digital realm (in my opinion). The Ravenscroft VI is installed on my Mac and it’s the only virtual piano I’ll ever want or need for my recording studio.

Photo with Michael Lipnicki; friend, fellow piano technician, and owner of Lipnicki Fine Pianos in Calgary.
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About the Author:
Mark Purney is a Registered Piano Technician and owns Mesa Piano Service, along with his wife, Dawn Purney. Mark is also a pianist and woodworker, and has a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from Cleveland State University.