Piano won't stay in tune

Richard Brekne richard.brekne@grieg.uib.no
Wed, 03 Jul 2002 13:13:45 +0200


Pin tite is a waste of time. I really dont see why that stuff is still sold...
but whatever....

You have an opportunity to learn something here... take a journeyman tech with
you (if you can get one of our local RPT's to donate a bit of pro-bono in the
name of education) and have him / her help you diagnose the problem and come up
with a good solution.


JMV,... tho I suppose I will have to read the now near mandatory lecture about
how things arent always perfect in Texas or something similiar :)

RicB

 Hechler, Duaine & Laura wrote:

>Newbie question.
>
>I tuned a piano for a lady and she told me that the guy before me told her
>that the piano won't stay in tune.
>
>I was looking through the Schaff catalog and saw some stuff called "Pin
>Tite".
>
>Is that what I need to buy ?
>
>If so, do I put a drop at each pin next to the pin block ?
>
>Thanks,
>Duaine


Richard Brekne
RPT NPTF
Griegakadamiet UiB



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