Ron Nossaman wrote: grin.... completely snipped... Er... hellooooo... We are like in aggreement here Ron. Read my post again if you please. What I said is that properly shipped a piano made for the Japanesse climate can be just fine in America. Thats one issue ... ok ?? I also said that me beef with these grey pianos is that they are misrepresented in terms of their quality. Thats the other issue right ??? And here I am 100 % in aggreement with your somewhat passionate posting about the woes of these er.... instruments. Where on earth did you get the idea that I assumed these pianos were in fine condition before shipping ??.. I almost outright said the opposite. Oh well.. As far as shipping and general care is concerned. It is no real problem to insure climatic conditions conducive to stability in an instrument regardless of whether it was built for Japan or Bumfart Israel. Its probably not really any more difficult then to provide a stabil environment period. On the side... what did you think of the Horowitz Grand ?? -- Richard Brekne RPT, N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway mailto:Richard.Brekne@grieg.uib.no
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