In view of that, a few broken strings along the way is simply trivial collateral damage. dave Dave, I would have to agree with the above statement, in part. However, a piano that was "properly" restrung 5-6 years ago, should not have a "breaking string problem". I don't care who plays it or what they play. If a string breaks in the middle of the piano, where the breaking strengths seldom exceed 40%, there has to be a mechanical problem, IMO! If strings break in the killer octave up, then that's "Collateral Damage", IMO. And, to answer your question, regarding my work record: Yes, I have worked for Colleges. Hated it and won't. Best Regards, Joe Garrett, RPT, (Oregon) Captain, Tool Police Squares Are I
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