Hi André Perhaps the shop who is selling the cheep piano who wants a good Tec to work on the mite object :-). The Life of a piano Tec has been a lonely one, there as only been contact with other Tec's at seminars and the like. Unless you are connected to an trade org, this world is not that accessible. Mainly thought ignorance of what is available to them, or choice. Lots of Tec's, do not wish to be part of an structured regime . So exchange of faults and bad design, have gone in the most unchallenged. However, with a platform like this, and ones like it. Witch is in theory is open to all Tec's, including the makers. We may begin to enjoy the side effects of the list, in persuading the makers to improve some of the more odd characteristics of cheep piano making. Who knows the next real new piano may get some imput from the internet. Rember 95% of the job is tuning the custmer and 5% is tuning the piano this is more so on cheep pianos. 5 more days to go then arrrrmmmmmm - no phone, no pianos, just Kids and montins of wraping paper. Take care Barrie, In article <199712141333.OAA24413@mail.euronet.nl>, Antares <antares@EURONET.NL> writes >My final thought on this issue is: > >"Quality" has its price..... >and.. >I do not like to work on cheaply made instruments. > >And who could have anything against that? > > -- Barrie Heaton | Be Environmentally Friendly URL: http://www.airtime.co.uk/forte/piano.htm | To Your Neighbour The UK PIano Page | pgp key on request | HAVE YOUR PIANO TUNED
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