On 5/3/2012 12:07 PM, David Love wrote: > The employees may not know but that doesn't mean that there isn't > some design intent. They likely just do what they are told. I don't > imagine anyone is going rogue there. Rogue wasn't the implication, but the story (reason) behind any given procedure ought to be fairly consistent within the company instead of leaving it up to the individual employees to make up as they go along. It just needs to be established once for any given process, and stuck to, but in the years I've been in the business, it hasn't. This seems strange to me. No, I don't have documentation or sworn witnesses, but something as commonly questioned as verdigris and what the waxy gunk is has produced all sorts of answers, non answers, and contradictory stories from Steinway representatives through the years. One of many which hasn't produced a stable answer through the years. I'm not trying to start a fight or debate, but I do wonder why it's so difficult to get something you can actually focus on and discern the shape of from Steinway. Ron N
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