On Thursday, March 13, 2003, at 02:23 PM, Pianorebuilding@aol.com wrote: > Thanks for the dates. Looks like the nationals will be over the July > 4th for > the next 3 years. What impact is this continued scheduling likely to > have, We project attendance at these conventions will indeed be more modest than Chicago, as much because of their locations as the scheduling. > and why the big secrecy over who is actually exhibiting this year. The > exhibitor list has always been included in the brochure. Why is it > suddenly > missing and no one is talking. You may be confusing the "brochure" just mailed with the "program book" which is the same in appearance but has updated, more complete information and is printed just before the convention. The program book may include the exhibitor list; I don't see how the early brochure could include the list, simply because we are still signing up exhibitors. That said, the exhibitor list is no secret. Here it is, accurate as of this morning, Tuesday, 3-18-03. (Note that these are only the "signed, sealed, and delivered" exhibitors. There are more exhibitors that we know are coming, but have not yet competed their paperwork.) Randy Potter School of Piano Technology International Brokers/Fazioli Pianos Pianotek Supply Company Allied Piano Inventronics, Inc. Reyburn CyberTuner The Piano Book/North Bennet Street School Spurlock Specialty Tools Kawai Veritune Inc. HELLERBASS STRINGS Coleman Pianos and Service Potter, Leonard/Olympic Insurance German Piano Imports Moisture King Arledge Bass String Steinway and Sons PianoDisc Young Chang Dampp Chaser Pearl River David Hughes Thanks for writing. Kent Swafford PTG Secretary-Treasurer
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