---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment Ron Really , this is my dilema too. How does one do it? I like David Andersens answer the best so far. In reality some things really are as good as advertised & this is where David & I are coming from. Put it out there & say come see/hear for yourself. Is it hot gas or is it real. The challenge is to create the knowledge that this is the real deal amongst earnest seekers of Handcrafted pianos & we are , many of us, knocking are selves out to make a superior or different , new or exciting Musical instrument. This , I believe , what the rebuilders Gallery in Rochester will attempt to show & what the Atelier In L.A as well. Sincerely Dale Erwin > I was going to come into this thread from a different angle (smart a$$ > as I may be), but let me just echo the question - what is the best way > to sell a very high performance remanufactured piano? > > Terry Farrell I'd VERY much like to know the answer to that one. So far, the best way seems to be to have everyone on the planet who might be in the market hear and play it for themselves. Not awfully practical, but in these long and tedious days of "new and improved" advertising, there aren't many potential customers left with a functional brain cell and disposable cash left who will suspend disbelief long enough to give anything an honest appraisal. It's giving healthy cynicism and honest endeavor a bad name, and a forced diet. How DOES one get real products to real people? Ron N ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/4c/c4/c1/5d/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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