This fellow thought his wife had hearing loss. Everytime he talked to her across the room, she never seemed to hear him. She told him that it was HE who had hearing problems and that he just wasn't hearing her answers. Not believing that he could be deaf, he decided to do a scientific test. When she was seated across the room reading, he paced off 20 paces and said in a normal voice <Can you hear me dear?> No response. He cut the distance in half .. ten paces <Can you hear me dear?> No response. My god, the thought, I'm right, she really is deaf. He went to five paces from her. <Can you hear me dear?> She finally responded <For the THIRD time, YES!!!> I'm not quite sure how that fits in to the problem of telling a client that he/she has hearing loss, but perhaps there's a connection somewhere. Are there piano tuners with hearing loss? This harpsichord person is enjoying PIANOTECH and is very much impressed with your know-how, your willingness to share it and your humor. BJFine for Hubbard Harpsichords, Inc.
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