Hi, Dale, My point, precisely. Best. Horace At 06:21 PM 1/10/2011, you wrote: >Hi Horace > For sure.... for sure...... for sure....... for sure..... for > sure. A treasure trove of action parts, keysets, hammers and > soundboard panel providers.!!! > Ok ...anyone can screw on a part but not every one can optimize > that new part. Shanks need to be well traveled, hammers need to be > prepared for precision weight requirements based on a specific action ratio. > AS for sound boards. If one makes them himself he is going to > learn a bunch more about being an artisan than buying a board in a > box. Not that that isn't a viable...so don't jump me....please. In > the end we have a choice to be whatever type of tech we want. > >Dale S. Erwin >www.Erwinspiano.com > > > > >This is one area in which I think that we are incredibly fortunate >today that there are so many alternatives for dealing with so many >of the problems that used to be major problems for rebuilders. There >is almost an embarrassment of riches in terms of quality parts, >hammers, and strings out there; to say nothing of very high quality >boards and blocks. It's a double-bind, in a way, because it raises >to new importance questions around whether or not we really are >artisans and technicians or simply new parts installers. > >Best. > >Horace >
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