Five hours for an installation? Sure you can do it.... if you want it to do a really bad job of it. Alan Meyer and I are subcontracting as installers for a dealer installing PianoDisc systems. With the two of us, (working part time), we average one install about every three to four days. We work about three to four hours in the evening and do anywhere from one to two installs a week. We are VERY particular about our work and do as neat a job as we can, (well above the average install, including the factory). I'd say we average around eighteen combined hours for each unit. There is another guy in town that does installs, (mostly Pianomation but some PianoDisc in the past), and probably does it in less then a day. We are CONSTANTLY getting calls to go and fix these systems. We regularly find problems due to sloppy work. I would be very embarrased to have others see my work looking that bad. One system recently had to be completely re-wired and we had to replace the entire pedal system. Two answer your question if you want it to look professional then no. Rob Goodale, RPT Las Vegas, NV Larry Fisher wrote: > Is anyone really able to put in a complete Pianomation system, control box, > speaker, regulate and tune in 5 hours?? This is something QRS has been > using as a selling point for years and I didn't believe it when I first > heard it, and I still don't. I just now thought of asking you cats as a > group. Hmph. Some of us are really slow eh?? > > Lar > > Larry Fisher RPT > specialist in players, retrofits, and other complicated stuff > Beau Dahnker pianos work best under water
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