Sounds like about the right aspects of what they knew about making PSO's. Missed it, sorry, but didn't miss a few of _those_and then avoided them at at all costs. Turningworkaway, Jon Page At 07:54 PM 4/20/98 EDT, you wrote: >Several years ago there was a TV sitcom about a piano factory in the East. I >think the show was called GRAND. In one episode, the owner of the company was >called to come to New York because one of his grands that was being used for a >recital sounded bad. When he got there, one note was out of unison, like about >a fifth low. (for show effect). It was interesting how he tuned. it. He stood >in the curve of the rim, and put the tuning hammer on the pin, and had the >"artist" play the note several times, while he pulled on the lever, until the >note sounded in tune. > > >Anyone rember that one? > >Willem Blees > >
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