Delwin D Fandrich wrote: > > Vince Mrykalo wrote: > > > So then what is the answer? Mfgrs. protecting their egos? Most of these > > 'higher-ups' in the business of making pianos must be remaining unconvinced > > to not improve their products for some reason. Maybe they don't see a > > problem. > > -------------------------------- > > I think that is mostly the problem. Most piano companies are now being run by > business people who have only a passing acquaintance with the piano. Or with > piano music. Or with music. It's pretty hard to convince some of these folks > that a problem even exists. > > Regards, > > Del Yes, yes, yes. Those MBAs don't know music. But why were they hired in the first place? Could it be they were the last hope to keep to company afloat? The hiring may just be an indication of the softening of demand for the product. Whoever operates best in the "mean and lean" mode may be the one who survives. I don't like the idea of a survivor with a poor product, but it could happen. -- Frank Cahill Associate Member Northern Va
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