>--- Original Message --- >From: "Quentin Codevelle" <quentin.codevelle@tiscali.fr> >To: "pianotech" <pianotech@ptg.org> >Date: 11/25/04 11:20:42 AM > Hi, > >In this case, this device would not be really appropriate for me, because if I tune in a conservatory for example,I go from one room to the other, and moving inside the building with all this stuff in my hands would not be so easy. > >Quentin Hi Quentin, I spent five and a half years as a university staff technician. I understand the convenience of being able to carry stuff around. To avoid developing really long arms, I opted to use a small luggage rack (you know the kind we all had before they started putting wheels on luggage), packed it various ways to haul stuff around the school of music. We DID have an elevator, so that made moving from floor to floor a lot easier. It sure made getting jobs done a lot more convenient and I wasn't limited to what I could carry in my arms. If you don't have massive quantities of stairs do deal with, you might give it a try. Barbara Richmond, RPT
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