>I can't remember the last time someone insisted I use fork... > >David I. LUKE... <G> People do occasionally ask me when they're setting up the appointment, if I use a fork. They just don't want someone using "one of those boxes". I also still hear the occasional "Oh good, a fork!" when I haul it out of my tool case to do the tuning. There's still plenty of ignorance left out there for everyone to get their share - as if the 2ner using what they consider to be a proper fork can't possibly do a lousy job on their piano, or the 2ner using a "box" can't possibly know what they're doing to do a good job. It's not the fork or box that makes the difference ma'am, it's the price. That'll be $450 please, and should take about fifteen or twenty minutes. Ron N
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