voicing on M&H

[Frank Weston]

I respectfully disagree.   How can a piano be properly voiced unless its
immediate environment and the personal tastes of the owner are taken into
consideration?  How can a factory worker possibly consider these factors?

On the other hand, you are most assuredly correct that almost all new
pianos are never going to sound, play, look or act better than .... in the
showroom.  A sad comment on the general knowledge and diligence of the
majority of owners.

Frank Weston

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> From: pianoman <pianoman@inlink.com>
> To: pianotech@ptg.org
> Subject: voicing on M&H
> Date: Sunday, March 01, 1998 11:59 AM
> 
> 	My earlier post asked the question, "Why would anyone want to  re-voice
a
> new Mason & Hamlin A".
> 	I figure that on the fine;  no, probably almost all new pianos are never
> going to sound, play, look, or act better than when they leave the
factory
> and are prepped and tuned in the showroom.