Clair writes:
>I have been thinking about what to do with what I heard, and have
> decided that on all pianos in my shop I will use the Moore (I
> specialize in old uprights). Then I will be able to keep using it
> after I've sold the pianos, since that is the tuning that was on the
> piano when my customer chose it.
What a great idea. You may want to also try a Broadwood's best or even a
Young. They all have their own sounds and are not too dissimilar. Don't be
surprised if you gain a reputation for having some of the best sounding
pianos in your market.
>Unfortunately I'm not young, so I won't make much progress toward
> populating the world with Moore, but it's a little bit.
Don't sell yourself short, we are only old when we stop learning.
Regards,
Ed Foote RPT
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