pin tightner

[Richard Brekne]

Might I suggest you just walk away ? I mean heck.. the lady was forwarned,
and insisted anyways. Let her take the consequences. Ok.. if you can fix it
reasonably then sure...thats the job.... but you seem to be describing one of
those no brainers out there that often enough are better off watching TV
shopping shows.

JMV
RicB

Leslie W Bartlett wrote:

> I ran across a Chickering grand today, virtually untuneable. The lady had
> spent $3500 on it, after being repeatedly warned NOT to do so.........
> Thinking of trying pin tightener on it, as it's pretty much shot anyhow.
> What's the drying time on it, and can one use a syringe to apply it
> around the pins.?  If the pinblock were the only problem, I might steer
> towards CA glue, but this thing is a total rip-off, by an individual, the
> mere mentioning of his name bringing groans and expressions of sadness
> for anyone gullible enough to have purchased anything from him.
>
> Another hurrah for TSA-  mighty well done. I don't know if this was any
> "better" than others. I do know I was at a place I was more ready to
> learn than before, so it was, for me, a stellar experience.  I almost
> think I could do a mediocre regulation job on a piano now.......   Guess
> I'll have to try one soon.
> thanks
> les bartlett
> houston
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Richard Brekne
RPT, N.P.T.F.
Bergen, Norway
mailto:rbrekne@broadpark.no