Petrof reply

[harvey]

Whoa there, Mr. Caster Cup,

I'm not getting in the middle of the Petrof discussion, since I too happen
to like the revenue generated from picky customers who would like to buy
"the rest of their piano" -- in whatever form that represents.

However, I am wondering whether you might have shot yourself in the foot
with the analogy below? After purchase, do you not adjust your bandsaw? Do
you not check for run-out, or perhaps balance the wheels? Do you not check
that your table saw blade is 90-degrees to the table? Did you not spend
quite a while getting your radial arm tweaked to perfection? Do you not
periodically recheck your lathe for accuracy?

You get the idea. I'm sure you do these things and more. The difference
being, a consumer can (hopefully) do these things. A piano is a different
story.

Grebe said:
>	I expect products I buy, power tools and the like, to not need further
>tweaking to get them to work as well as they might.




Jim Harvey, RPT
harvey@greenwood.net