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Research replication – reverse Engineering
This process referred to as reverse engineering involves extracting the construction elements from an existing original product by examining its structures, states, and behaviors. This results in creating a blueprint from the original instrument. In contrast to functional imitation (the usual manner of reproduction), reverse engineering aims to replicate the given object as accurately as possible and to understand its manufacturing process.
Grand piano, Munic
Gregor Deiss, c1815
Viennese action with escapement
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Hammerflügel, München
Louis Dulcken, 1805
Viennese action with escapement
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Grand piano, vienna
Anton Walter, c1782
Walter's specific first action type
with escapement
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anonymous Grand piano
Southern germany
school of J. A. Stein, c1780
german action with escapement
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anonymous Grand piano
Southern germany
ascr. Franz Jacob Späth, c1770
Simple action without escapement
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Harpsichord
Christian Vater, 1738
Reconstruction
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Bentside Spinet, Strasbourg
Johann Heinrich Silbermann, 1767
Apprentices' project
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Clavichord
J. H. Silbermann, 1775
reconstruction
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Square piano
K. Katholnig, c1810
reconstruction
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transformed combination instrument
F. J. Spath 1761
Documentation
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