Susan Kline wrote: > The ones I hate are uprights stuck in a corner, close to a right-hand wall. Yup. I even have a couple that are built into the wall, or are at least in a recess built specifically for them. I tuned one in just such a cave, that didn't even have enough room overhead to lift the lid to get inside. They were really put out that I pulled the thing out to tune it and, thankfully, haven't called me back. One of my colleges has three P22s pushed treble side in the corner, and one with a huge bookcase up against the treble. One year, the bookcase was empty, so I moved it about 8" over and left it there. I leave the treble corner pianos with about that distance between the side and the wall, and have explained why to what should have been the appropriate people, but I still have to haul them out twice a year. And no, I'm not interested in learning to tune left handed. I'll be busy enough deleting the dozens of posts suggesting that. Ron N
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