What do these changes mean for the future of chamber music? With the technological advances have come questions of aesthetics and sociological changes in music, writes analyst Baron.
Grades to leather are given by either the manufacturer OR the store that is selling it. If the manufacturer has applied a grading system, they are using the numbers/letters to tell you either a) what type of leather was used or b) how the leather was finished or a combination of the two.
Pure aniline is leather that receives its only color from translucent aniline dyes. No opaque pigments have been used to color the leather. Generally, this term means the most natural and therefore most expensive leathers.