[CAUT] 2 D's revisited.

Avery Todd atodd@uh.edu
Fri, 14 Jan 2005 13:33:00 -0600


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Dave,

Thankfully, that didn't happen here! Horacio Gutierrez picked out 5 B's & 1 
D for us for our new building. Thatkfully, they didn't wait for until the 
last minute to ask him to do so. It took him about a year before he found 
ones he liked enough to send to us. The 'D' was the biggest problem. After 
all that time, they finally let him try one that was on its way out as a C 
& A instrument. Already had the side rails & Steinway decal on the side. 
That's the one he ended up picking. I heard he almost drove them crazy in 
NY! :-) Anyway, we ended up with 6 instruments that people liked.

Now they're old enough that just about all of them need new hammers! :-( 
One of the worst ones was filed and voiced early this week and there's very 
little felt left on the strike point in the upper 1-2 octaves. Couldn't 
even get rid of all the grooves. Oh well. I guess it's called job security. 
At least it sounds much, much better and the teacher is happy.

Avery Todd

>There is the tendency to do that in selecting a new one also, where a 
>better choice might be to wait for something better rather than choose the 
>least-bad piano.
>
>dave

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