URAMEN D COTTAGE DESIGN. (TRICHORD. CHECK ACTION.) ROSEWOOD, 70 GUINEAS. WALNUT, 75 GUINEAS. THE IE improvement has been attained by an alteration of the Mechanism; by a new mode of Stringing; by the use of the "Stud;" by the new Metallic Bridge; and by the redistribution of the Supports of the Table d'Harmonie." Of this special pianoforte a writer in the St. James's Magazine, of Feb., 1869, in an able article on Pianos in general, remarks:-"The tone is certainly very fine, and those who have no room in their houses for Grand Pianos, would do well to try the new instrument." The Leader of Jan. 2 says:-"We have inspected and can pronounce upon the merits of the 'Stud' Upright Pianoforte by Messrs. Cramer. The extrinsic advantages are that you get the benefits of the Grand Piano in an Instrument which takes up much less room, and is much less costly. Its intrinsic advantages are mechanical. The effects may be appreciated (even by young ladies guileless of mechanics) in the richness of tone and susceptibility of shades of expression." The Orchestra of December 19 says:-"Most satisfactory, whether as regards tone and touch, or that less definable quality of answering to the feeling of the player, either in, continuity or contrast. The form and external finish leave nothing to be desired." The London Review • Feb, 20 says: "The empire of the grand pianos is threatened. Messrs. Cramer & Co. have invented a new style of cottage pianoforte, which, by the application of a new principle of stringing, gives forth much of the sonorousness, and produces those delicate effects of light and shade peculiar to the grand piano." Public Opinion of Feb. 20 says:-" A new construction, patented by Messrs. Cramer & Co., which produces a richness and amplitude of vibration strongly resembling the grand piano. 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