Susan Kline wrote: > Grin back =======>> I think I understand, now. They DID all go to Norway, > since it is so much easier to enjoy drop actions if you only see one or two > a year! > > Susan > I think I kinda likes this gal.... :) Maybe we can all get together in DC this coming summer and exchange Sweedish jokes... (god I hope there are no Sweeds on this list..) Richard Brekne I.C.P.T.G. N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway > > >Grin.... er... actually I thought those who liked these actions stayed in the > >states, haveing seen only a few such examples of drop actions in Europe. I > am sure > >there are more down in the continent then up here in Scandinavia, but I > remember > >my early years in the states where such pianos were almost the rule > instead of the > >exception. I always assumed that was because Americans had a kind of > fondness for > >these pianos... I can take it I am wrong ???... In any case its nice to > know we > >have something in common.. :) > > > >Richard Brekne > >I.C.P.T.G. N.P.T.F. > >Bergen, Norway > > > >Susan Kline wrote: > > > >> > There are plenty of techs around > >> >who actually enjoy working on the drop action, and many of these do > real nice > >> >work. > >> >Richard Brekne > >> >I.C.P.T.G. N.P.T.F. > >> >Bergen, Norway > >> > >> So THAT'S where they all went! > >> > >> Having never met a tech who _enjoyed_ working on the drop > >> action, I assumed there weren't any ------> But they just > >> went to Norway!! > >> > >> Thanks for letting me know this, Richard. <grin> > >> > >> Susan > >
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