Untuning a M&H

[JWyatt1492@aol.com]

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Hello Dave,
 
   I am trying to image how Joe Garrett would 
state this.  Failing in this effort I will put it as
well,  as I can.
 
   I hope this "former tuner " is not a member of PTG.
 
    To torque a piano because it sits on  whatever 
could be true --  IF --  it were a Sq. piano. A  Sq. piano
has 4  ( four ) weight bearing legs. 
     A 1970,s  M-H  BB has  3   (three).
 
  His statement fly's in the face of  fact, logic
and common reasoning and is insulting to a 
person who does not --  fear ------ to think.
  
   I have had extensive experience with the M-H
pianos of this time period.   I have found that those 
pianos needed all the plate screws tighten and
the pin block "wedged" at point of contact with
the plate flange. THEN  tighted the pinblock
screws.                 
    I will  add,  that at this  time the   "Rule of 10" 
had been in force long enough and was now
bearing fruit for the imported pianos. 
 
  " If you run from the truth,
     you run toward a lie"
                            jack
 
Regards,
Jack Wyatt

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