>>... about 125 cents on a small console... >>Warren Fischer >...Anyone who has been playing a piano that grossly out >of tune, is going to notice such an improvement, they >are going to think you are a genius to get it sounding >so good... >John M. Ross John, List, While it's true they are going to notice something, it may not necessarily be an improvement to their sense of hearing, and the last thing they will praise you for is being a genius. Case in point: After a few months of ownership a customer reported they were unhappy with her daughter's purchase of a spinet/console piano which was up to pitch, in tune and given to her as a present. The piano just didn't sound right. So, took her to a dealer's showroom floor to select another piano. Customer played on all the other small pianos and found exactly what she wanted. One that was over a 100 cents flat and out-of-tune. Just like she remembered it should be from her days of growing up. Keith McGavern Registered Piano Technician Oklahoma Chapter 731 Piano Technicians Guild USA
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