PIANOLA CASE

a case that is wide open, has sonic recall, visio recall and no pain shutoffs, which runs rapidly and well. The term comes from a type of piano fitted with equipment that enables it to play automatically. —ExDn Lectures Approved Glossary: Expanded Dianetics (30 March 1972)

a case that is wide open, has sonic recall, visio recall and no pain shut-offs, which runs rapidly and well. The term comes from a type of piano fitted with equipment that enables it to play automatically.a case that is wide open, has sonic recall, visio recall and no pain shutoffs, which runs rapidly and well. The term comes from a type of piano fitted with equipment that enables it to play automatically.

1. a case that was wide open, had sonic recall, visio recall, no pain shut-offs or anything and you just said "Go back to the earliest moment of pain or unconsciousness" and the fellow went and you say, "Go to the beginning of the engram" and he goes, and you run it out and it erases. Well, they'd begun to call this the pianola case, because it plays itself. (5009CM23B)2. in a pianola case, the file clerk works with you. The somatic strip does what you tell it to do. (NOTL, p. 68)3. a case that has easy running in all perceptics. (NOTL, p. 25)