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| The Delin Spinet
has been slightly modified from the original specification to
provide a 56-note keyboard (GG-d’’’, fully chromatic) which allows
transposition to A440 without loss of the top note. The ease of construction and the low price assist the first-time builder, and for a player beginning to explore the fascinating world of early keyboards, here is an instrument with a good tone, pleasant touch, and a keyboard compass sufficient for more than 90% of the repertoire. |
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| The Delin Spinet was inspired by an original dated 1770. It was built by Albertus Delin in Tournai and now preserved in the Brussels Musical Instrument Museum. | |||
