In a message dated 7/28/99 1:05:30 AM !!!First Boot!!!, caa0001@jove.acs.unt.edu writes: << My question is, what should I be looking for? What are regulation or other problems often seen on this type of piano? Any advice would be appreciated. >> When I sell a piano, be it a new or a used one, I ask my customers to write down every little thing they think is wrong with the piano. This gives me a road map. Some of the problems are very minute, and can be taken care of very easily. But I will do what ever it takes to make the piano play and sound right. I want my customers to be happy. As I tell them, I might like them very much, but I just don't to see them every other day. Insist that the problems are taken care of. If the store won't send a competent tech to solve the problems, call Young Chang, and ask them to send one. Willem Blees
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