On Wed, 7 Jan 1998, Jeannie Grassi wrote: > .......I make all efforts to meet a new customer in person for > the first visit, to go over the condition of the piano BEFORE I've > touched anything...<snip> For the newer techs out there, it cannot be over-emphsized how important it is that if you ever walk in unexpectedly on a PLAYER piano for a new customer, DON'T TOUCH IT until after the customer has demonstrated to you how well it works. Otherwise you're just asking for a situation where you hear: "What did you do to my piano? It was working GREAT before you tuned it". At that point, it's too late to verify the condition of the piano. You're up you-know-what creek, in a leaky boat, without a paddle and sink- ing FAST. By having the customer demonstrate the condition of the piano FIRST, you are invoking NEWTON'S FIRST LAW: CYA!!!!! :-) Les Smith lessmith@buffnet.net
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