Aren't these the fine pianos that have, as a pleasant added feature, bass pins lined up in 3's for that stimulating mental gyration when doing bichord unisons? I have only one that I've tuned once, but that sticks out more than the pitch raise on tight pins I had to do. Ken Jankura RPT At 09:32 PM 12/18/98 -0500, you wrote: >Jay: >Would I be correct in assuming you hope she will call a fifth tuner next >time?! ;-) I've never had to service one of these, but they are sold >locally. After a story like yours I'd be tempted to turn on my heels >and go back out the door if I came face to face with one. I'm not too >fond of frustration. > >Clyde Hollinger > >Jay Mercier wrote: >> >> I recently serviced a German-made Sangler & Sohne console in which I >> found to be very frustrating. >> >> It was 5 years old and had been serviced regularly but the past tuners >> (3 of them) had never tuned it to A=440. The client complained about >> her past tunings and decided to call a fourth tuner - me! >(snip) > >> It was not a good day. >> >> Anyone have a comment and/or has serviced these pianos and found these >> type of problems? > > > >
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