Rob, At 21:24 8/25/98 -0600, you wrote: >pianoman wrote: >> >> Hello All, >> Today I tuned for <snip> That means the school >> district didn't buy a new acoustic but a digital instead. <snip> I usually have 4 > I have a feeling.... >> James Grebe > >Here at the university we have a digital piano lab with about 25 units. <snip> > >So... My guess is the school that you are servicing, along with many >other schools who are experimenting with this idea, will soon discover >that they were fooled. <snip> >same investment could buy a REAL piano that will last 50 years and won't >become obsolete in five. Ahhhh, sweet revenge!!! >Rob Goodale, RPT As a psychic, and able to turn more than one page at a time, I find that tomorrow's Murphy's Law's calendar has: The Unspeakable Law - As soon as you mention something... if it's good, it goes away...if it's bad, it happens. I try to ignore that law. Today I take delivery here on four new acoustic/real console pianos which will be ready for retirement _long_ after _my_ component parts are thoroughly recycled. conradthetrogloditeanachronist? Conrad Hoffsommer Office - (319) 387-1204 Luther College Music Dept Fax - (319) 387-1076 700 College Drive hoffsoco@luther.edu Decorah, Iowa 52101-1045 Phillip's Law: Four-wheel-drive just means getting stuck in more inaccessible places.
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