Ron Nossaman wrote: > >> So quit speculating and go get it. Frank Emerson (PianoGuru@AOL.COM) is an > >> engineer at M&H, previously a director of R&D at Baldwin. I'm sure he would > >> be just thrilled to hear from you. > > > >Well, dear Ronald... I am about 3 days ahead of you already. > > Glad to hear it, Dick. So what did the engineers at Mason and Hamlin have > to say about it? > My my my... we are in the sassy mood today arent we... I havent heard back Jack. I will certainly pass on whatever I hear when / if I do, Sue. > > >And you'll excuse > >me of couse if I continue speculating, pondering, wondering, questioning > >things.... regardless of who or where they come from. > > Of course, I wouldn't expect anything else. Glad to hear you approve. :) > > >> I quite agree. Thinking would be very appropriate in this situation. > > > >Yes... I am sure you do.... just who's thoughts are to be thunk as it were are > >another question it would seem :) > > How about your own? Though I would still like to hear what M&H's engineers > said to you. I'd rather not bite just yet on that..... besides I am still thinking and listening to what is being said. I will however repeat what I have said many times before in these disscussions... one is never going to learn anything as long as one simply swallows what one or another "expert" has to say on any given issue. Much better to listen to all sides and look pretty much past whatever disagreements pop up. In the end the most reasonable course takes over anyways. What matter who is right or wrong at any given time ? > > Ron N -- Richard Brekne RPT, N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway mailto:rbrekne@broadpark.no http://home.broadpark.no/~rbrekne/ricmain.html
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