Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-09
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merits Of these Pianos, We would refer 70 the follow
ha W. KEAzE, Baltimore, Dear sfr.-I have zrs,i
pleasure in certifying that have tried yOu squAra
Pianos, and hnd them equal, II not superior to auy
distinguish them, ia the evenpess OF tone the agree
able and easy touch, and volume Of tOns Wishfuf
yoI ell the success you so highly deserve,
smi Sir, yours very truly,
srrsnslstion-fTro the Frepo6.1
AftsE having playedon the Pianos Of Msssrs KnAbO
Co., It is impossible not to bear testiony 70 fheiI
qualities which have acquired for them the eminent
Manufacture, which have played, are ezcesding.
y remarkable u their qualities Of TONI. The BaiI
s power nj, without hArghness, and the upper note1
sweet clear snd harmoniously mellow, tohrystfsu an
and do not hesitste 70 express in regard to these IN
5trunents my entire HatsiactiOn and TO declare that
they equal Il not superior 70 the best nnanufscs
tured In Europs this country By the most ceehrS
ted makers. lsisnedl L. h. GoTTSOHALK.
To Messrs Wa KEABE a Co., Baitimors:-f can.
not put eonsratulate yo1 UPON the Immense progress
and improvements which you continually make on
your Pianos, which in my opinion, rank among tbs
very best In the country. 81. STRAKOSCH.
mr. gao. A. BARLOW These noble Instrumsn.l
goasess immense resources Of power and expression
rioA and sympathetic; while the high Notes are bri
isn't, clear and pure g silver bells.
Tbs scale is even without single flaw tho actior
Il smooth and marvelouHly easy and the ped Al eso
the finest OF which the PiRnof0rte is susceptible
In word, RnAbs's Pianos are worthy OF the gresk
eStArtists, and are capable Of rendering the fnss
compositions known 10 this realm OF Art.
ELiaA ~ EPHERD.
. -ss.-- IL -... Cleveland, o.
Er. g. a. BARLOW, Dear Sir 1t gives me plessrF
70 state that consider the Knabs Piano equal 20 an
and superior to most Instruments made in thiH Soun
srYJ especially in richness and volume OF tons.
Having used one OF the same Tor ten or more hOnfT
Of each day. for two years. feel confident in recon
monding them to all who unaCc cuGinted with thsi
'srsst dualiti0s I an, respectfully, yours,
y. o. p. LERNED.
Icaohsr OF 81 usio Cleveland Fsmsl ssmiaaF
=. a. BARLOW, Dear Sir:-it giYes ms much pleas
rre 10 ba sble 70 aay that consider Knabes Pisno
q In
tvor played upon, either % AmerieS 0r Europe.
ThePe dsls operate with better ege5t than in an
06hsring truments; and IN TACT, n4bes moLIo ma
truly be, "Excslsior." Mrn. o, 8. DOUGLAS,
Teacher o. M1sios Cleveland
Prof. q. !. N5rHsAGLE, Teacher OF Music ia tha
Ohio State Blind Asy lum, writes IA Aftsr ezaminin6
} large number Of Vim. knabe Cos Piano Eo-tel
Unhesitahngly pronounce them superior 70 any ]
hrv3 Their tone Is grand and noble they hAVa
zFsat capacity for sustaining the sound and theiF
gJldme Of tone or power have nsYer heard excssd-
They combine with \ me touch depth, EEestnsss q
scne, purity and durability"
d.
''l,hst the knaos Piano i superior 60 all othsH
made In this country for brillancy, sweetness, and
volume Of tone, needs only 70 be heard convince
.he tact. ~ 4tzts Jo1rnsl, Columbus, Ohio.
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