ahector@rust.net wrote: > > Dear List, > > I have a grand that I have rebuilt and it is going to have to spend this > year in a pole barn. If I bring the action inside will the rest of the > piano be damaged by the changes in weather ? I dont really have too much > of a choice in the matter, but if it is going to wreck the piano I will > have to make some room for it somewhere. > > Andy Hector > Rochester Hills, MI ---------- Andy, You're decision about where to store your piano for the winter depends on what you want come spring. If you fear that you may run short of firewood, then by all means leave the piano in the pole barn and use it as needed. By spring that is about what it will be good for. If, however, you've been prudent and stored up enough wood to keep you warm and you would still like to have a piano in the spring, then I'd suggest that you bring the piano in with you. There are some parts of the country where you could get by with this. Your's is not one of them. --ddf
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