Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-20
ALSO-OH HAND,
Ksi0de0Hs, SHssH IDstrursats, StriEgl,
Among the many osrtircates OF the excellence
merits OF these Pianos, we would refer 70 The ioi

Among the many o5rtfncates OF the excellence
merits OF these Pianos, we would refer 70 The foi
Nm. W. KNABE, Baltiulore, Dear 5ir:-I have /
pleasure n certifying that I have tried you 81
tis1os, and md them eqnal, II not superior, 70
4. this country Among their great qualities v
distinguish them, is the evennes8 Of tone, the a
able aud essy touch, aud volume OF tone. Wis
you eil the success you 90 highly deserve,
an, Sir. yours very trciy,
TrAnslstion-(Trom .he Ffsneh.1
After having plagedioR the Pianos Of Massrs. e
B Co., 1t is impossible not to bear testimony 70
qualities, which have acQuired for them ths en-
reputation which they enjoy. The Pianos Of
manufacture, on which have played, are sxees,
ly remarkable y their qualities Of TONE. The
Is power III, without hardness, and the upper
sweet, clear ana hermonicusiy mellow, (eErystiI
struments my entire satistaction, and to declare
they are equal II not superior to the best man
tured In Europe or this country By the most cell
ted makers. lsignsdI l. NJ GOTfsOHA4
To Messrs. VIZ. KNABs 3 Co.. Baltimors:-I
not but cOngrntuiate you upon the immense pro
your Pianos, which n my opinion, rank amon5
very bsst in the country N. sfRAKOst
Nj. GEo. A. BARLOW These noble Instrur
possess immense resources Of power and sIpros
he bass Is sonoroQa and grand the middle rec
rich and sympathetic; while the high notes are
liant, cloar and pure as silver bells.
The scale Is even without single hRw; the
fs smooth and mafTsiOusly easy and the PEDAL 6
Ene ume8t OF WHICH E4d ftAnofOrte 15 susceptible
In word, KnAbe's Pianos are worthy Of the
s5tArtigts, and are capable Of rendering the
competitions known IN this realm OF Art.
ELIZA HHEPHERI
Cleveland
Mr.. q. A. BARLOW, Dear SIR 1T gives me pie
70 state that consider the Knabe Piano equal
and superior to most instruments made in thig {
Try, especially in richness and volume OF tone.
Having used one Of the same for ten or more !
Of each day, for two years, Efesl confident In re
mending them to all Who are anacquainted with
"grest qualities" am res7eetinllE your,
Teacher Of Music Cleveland Feznal semi
G. A. BhaIoW, Dear Slf 1T gives me much
ure 70 be able to say, that consider knAbe's p
be finest both In volume and sweetness. which
fver PLAYED UPON, either n America or Europe.
Theps dal8 operate with better effect than In
otherins truments; and IN isct, Knabe's motto
trulV BE- 'sExceisior. Mrs. o. s. DOlGLA
Teacher Of Music, Ole7el
Prof q. y-ifef i err, Teacher Of Hrsle IN
Ohio State BiiltszsY Yiu1n, writes :iiAfts exaull
3 large number Of VIM. KnAbe q Cos Piano Eol
/ unhesitatingly pronounce them superior 70 a
have seen. THAR tons is grand and noble; they
great capacity IOr sustaining the sound; and q
volume OF tone OF power have never heard excel
They combine With fine touch, depth, gEestnst
tone, purity and durability"
isrhst the Knabs Piano Is superior TO all oti
msde in this country, for brilliancy, sweetness,
volume Of tone, needs only 70 be heard TO congtnc
the fact. ~ State Journal Columbus, Ohio.
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