Tech referral needed

[Brookside Press]

Jim:

Good to hear from you.  Assonet is in the middle of nowhere in SE Mass.,
much closer to Providence than to Boston.  I would suggest Larry M. Brown or
Larry D. Brown (father and son, but I forget which is which) in Middletown,
RI.  They seem to be the closest technicians whom I know and can recommend.

Larry M. Brown
401-847-0529

Larry D. Brown
401-849-0549

According to the PTG Directory, Larry M. Brown is an RPT, Larry D. Brown is
an Associate.

Hope this has been of some help.

Larry Fine

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----- Original Message -----
From: <harvey@greenwood.net>
To: <pianobk@tiac.net>
Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2001 3:19 PM
Subject: Tech referral needed


> (Redirected by "Jim Harvey" <harvey@greenwood.net>)
> Hi Larry,
>
> Can you identify or recommend a tech for Assonet, MA? I understand that
> it's south of Boston, but in major metro areas techs tend to stay
> closer to home than those in less populated areas.
>
> The PTG member directory was quite frustrating as well, due to my lack
> of knowledge/techs in the area. Failing a direct referral, perhaps a
> name and email address for someone more familiar with the area.
>
> Other known: According to the inquirer, New Bedford and Bridgewater are
> close (20-30 minutes). Also, Providence, RI (& East Providence, Warren,
> Tiverton) are in the same range. Piano will ultimately be a S&S
> something-or-other grand.
>
> Thanks, hope you're well, and happy holidays!
>
> Jim Harvey
> PS: BTW, even folks who don't own or plan to own pianos know about your
> book(s).
>
>