Comments for Pianobuster - Save old pianos & Pump organs Salvage http://pianobuster.com Salvage and Art --It costs HOW MUCH to fix? How do we get rid of this old piano, Who do we Call ?? Tue, 13 Dec 2011 21:11:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on About by dan` http://pianobuster.com/about/comment-page-1/#comment-88 dan` Tue, 13 Dec 2011 21:11:28 +0000 http://pianobuster.com/?page_id=2#comment-88 Hi- We have a used and out of commission organ. We have no use for it and it cost more to fix than what it's worth. We've had no luck getting rid of it/ selling it. New, this organ would be priced at 40 grand. We don't know what to do. Could you help us? We are located in Lemont, IL. Please send us a reply. Thanks!! -Dan Hi-
We have a used and out of commission organ. We have no use for it and it cost more to fix than what it’s worth. We’ve had no luck getting rid of it/ selling it. New, this organ would be priced at 40 grand. We don’t know what to do. Could you help us? We are located in Lemont, IL. Please send us a reply. Thanks!!

-Dan

]]> Comment on We demolish, disassemble, and deconstruct with love by admin http://pianobuster.com/we-demolish-disassemble-and-deconstruct-with-love/comment-page-1/#comment-32 admin Sun, 09 Oct 2011 16:29:28 +0000 http://pianobuster.com/?page_id=39#comment-32 they are usually about 50 - 100 years old, or older they are usually about 50 – 100 years old, or older

]]> Comment on We demolish, disassemble, and deconstruct with love by Annette Tait http://pianobuster.com/we-demolish-disassemble-and-deconstruct-with-love/comment-page-1/#comment-31 Annette Tait Sat, 08 Oct 2011 01:06:28 +0000 http://pianobuster.com/?page_id=39#comment-31 Tom--I'm in the Dakotas but have family in Washington. How old are the pianos you're considering parting out? Tom–I’m in the Dakotas but have family in Washington. How old are the pianos you’re considering parting out?

]]> Comment on We pickup, prompt and courteous service by Judy Gallo http://pianobuster.com/we-pickup-prompt-and-courteous-service/comment-page-1/#comment-27 Judy Gallo Sat, 30 Jul 2011 22:43:19 +0000 http://pianobuster.com/?page_id=37#comment-27 I have an old piano in the second floor apartment of my home. It was here when I bought th house 23 years ago. Looks like early 1900's in good condition. The thing is it would have to be taken apart to get down the stairs. The front stairway is too curved (house built in 1880) , and the stairway in th back which goes down to the garage is not sturdy enough. Are you connected to Michael Frassinelli? I got this site from an article about him in our weekend paper. I have an old piano in the second floor apartment of my home. It was here when I bought th house 23 years ago. Looks like early 1900′s in good condition. The thing is it would have to be taken apart to get down the stairs. The front stairway is too curved (house built in 1880) , and the stairway in th back which goes down to the garage is not sturdy enough. Are you connected to Michael Frassinelli? I got this site from an article about him in our weekend paper.

]]> Comment on some people create great stuff from old piano parts by june million http://pianobuster.com/comment-page-1/#comment-26 june million Mon, 18 Jul 2011 17:23:47 +0000 http://pianobuster.com/?page_id=18#comment-26 I would like to donate a Kemble upright, made in London. Lovely piece of furniture but needs stringing. Free to somone to haul it away. I live in Arlington, VA 703--527-1370 I would like to donate a Kemble upright, made in London. Lovely piece of furniture but needs stringing. Free to somone to haul it away. I live in Arlington, VA

703–527-1370

]]> Comment on We demolish, disassemble, and deconstruct with love by tom http://pianobuster.com/we-demolish-disassemble-and-deconstruct-with-love/comment-page-1/#comment-25 tom Thu, 07 Jul 2011 22:43:17 +0000 http://pianobuster.com/?page_id=39#comment-25 What area do you operate in? I have two pianos in the Tacoma WA area that need to find a home and I would prefer not to bring them straight to a junk yard. Tom What area do you operate in? I have two pianos in the Tacoma WA area that need to find a home and I would prefer not to bring them straight to a junk yard.

Tom

]]> Comment on We demolish, disassemble, and deconstruct with love by Annette Tait http://pianobuster.com/we-demolish-disassemble-and-deconstruct-with-love/comment-page-1/#comment-23 Annette Tait Sun, 10 Apr 2011 01:48:56 +0000 http://pianobuster.com/?page_id=39#comment-23 I'm looking for an old set of pedals from an upright piano. My sustain pedal was damaged during our last move, and I'd rather replace the pedals with a set of similar age to the piano than with new ones (more character!). Please let me know if you'd consider selling me a set from one of the pianos you cannibalize. Thanks, --Annette I’m looking for an old set of pedals from an upright piano. My sustain pedal was damaged during our last move, and I’d rather replace the pedals with a set of similar age to the piano than with new ones (more character!).

Please let me know if you’d consider selling me a set from one of the pianos you cannibalize.

Thanks,

–Annette

]]> Comment on some people create great stuff from old piano parts by Duncan Murray http://pianobuster.com/comment-page-1/#comment-20 Duncan Murray Thu, 18 Nov 2010 08:56:59 +0000 http://pianobuster.com/?page_id=18#comment-20 This is weird. I, to, am a member of a piano tribe. Originally from Scotland and Sweden, we settled on the north shore of the Big Sur in California. We are known as the ivoryao. We are a resourceful, creative people who honor our gods by ceating modern works of art from ivory piano keys. Our finished pieces appear in galleries in , Carmel by the Sea as well as in group shows at the San Francisco Museum of Art. We would love nothing more than to find a steady supply of ivory piano keys so we can keep on making our ivory art. Please let us know how we in the Monterey Bay Area of California can contribute to the good of all our brethren and their tribes and secure a steady supply of ivories for us, the Ivoryoa. Yours in Piano Indian Brotherhood, Duncan Murray Ivoryoa Tribe Councilman 831.915.5526/duncanmurray13@gmail.com This is weird. I, to, am a member of a piano tribe. Originally from Scotland and Sweden, we settled on the north shore of the Big Sur in California. We are known as the ivoryao. We are a resourceful, creative people who honor our gods by ceating modern works of art from ivory piano keys. Our finished pieces appear in galleries in , Carmel by the Sea as well as in group shows at the San Francisco Museum of Art. We would love nothing more than to find a steady supply of ivory piano keys so we can keep on making our ivory art. Please let us know how we in the Monterey Bay Area of California can contribute to the good of all our brethren and their tribes and secure a steady supply of ivories for us, the Ivoryoa.

Yours in Piano Indian Brotherhood,

Duncan Murray
Ivoryoa Tribe Councilman
831.915.5526/duncanmurray13@gmail.com

]]> Comment on Your Piano by busy ze Szczecina do Holandii http://pianobuster.com/your-piano/comment-page-1/#comment-16 busy ze Szczecina do Holandii Fri, 25 Jun 2010 15:03:53 +0000 http://pianobuster.com/?page_id=6#comment-16 I stumbled across your blog and think it's fantastic, keep us posting I stumbled across your blog and think it’s fantastic, keep us posting

]]> Comment on We pickup, prompt and courteous service by admin http://pianobuster.com/we-pickup-prompt-and-courteous-service/comment-page-1/#comment-14 admin Sat, 15 May 2010 20:58:39 +0000 http://pianobuster.com/?page_id=37#comment-14 Genevive wrote us from San Francisco area: Can anyone help? I was delighted to see that you are in the business of piano recycling and refurbishing. Do you know of any similar businesses or individuals who might be in the S.F. Bay Area? I actually live in Santa Rosa, one hour north of San Francisco. We have a turn-of-the-century piano (two, really, one of which I play) which actually has beautiful wood under the aged finish. I would so much like it to be used by someone, either as a whole or in parts for other items. Thank you, Genevieve Can anyone help? Genevive wrote us from San Francisco area:

Can anyone help?

I was delighted to see that you are in the business of piano recycling and refurbishing. Do you know of any similar businesses or individuals who might be in the S.F. Bay Area? I actually live in Santa Rosa, one hour north of San Francisco. We have a turn-of-the-century piano (two, really, one of which I play) which actually has beautiful wood under the aged finish. I would so much like it to be used by someone, either as a whole or in parts for other items.

Thank you,
Genevieve

Can anyone help?

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