An education in stability

J Patrick Draine draine@mediaone.net
Wed, 07 Jun 2000 08:19:18 -0400


David Renaud wrote:

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> The pit is low and cold, and there is constant air flow one can feel.
> They fill the place up with 700-1000 people and things change.
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That says it all, doesn't it? Changing temperature, changing humidity --
you're tuning on quicksand! Is there any way to do a temporary DamppChaser
installation? That said, even that notion is "grabbing at straws" in a
very difficult situation. At the very least, some DC promo literature
would help you explain that the problem isn't your abilities, but rather
the unstable environment.
It does make one appreciate the "unglamorous jobs" tuning everyday pianos
in the average home.

Patrick Draine




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