>... like trying to pass a bicycle for a Cadillac... >...I have given the customer the very best possible... >... they don't produce good tone quality... >...Why do a half way job when you can >do the job to the best of your ability? > >Tommy Black >Birmingham, Ala chapter Tommy, List, Your analogy gave me a good chuckle. Just your opinion, of course, about folks using universal strings doing a half way job, and the strings not producing a good tone quality, and you're welcome to it. It's true that not all measure up to exacting standards, but even some of those very best possible strings of which you speak have failed to measure up on occassion. Been there. There is a place for both worlds. To choose to live in one or the other is fine and well. To qualify one or the other as you have is another matter altogether. I am certain you meant no ill will towards anyone, and I honor your choice to not use universal strings. During this Holiday Season, Glad Tidings to you, and all who care about such things, Keith McGavern Registered Piano Technician Oklahoma Chapter 731 Piano Technicians Guild USA
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