>Absolute not. 89 pianos includes regular regulation, restorations and >tunings on a regular basis depending upon location... >On the other hand if you have lower standards. . . > > Newton Well actually, Newton, it has nothing to do with lower standards. My inquiry had to do with your original statement of 'tuning four pianos a day' and '80 pianos'. That's all I was addressing. And now because of your additional comments, I feel I have a better understanding of what you did mean to convey. Thank you for taking the time. Keith McGavern kam544@earthlink.net Registered Piano Technician Oklahoma Chapter 731 Piano Technicians Guild USA http://www.ptg.org/1999/conv/ PTG Convention, Kansas City, July >kam544@earthlink.net wrote: > > >...Tuning four > >pianos a day, five days a week, fifty weeks a year would be a reasonable > >work load... > > > >...You should have the care of no more than 80 > >pianos... > > Newton Hunt > > At this recommended rate a person would be tuning the same pianos every 20 > days. Surely you meant something else.
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