In a message dated 9/10/98 7:29:41 AM Central Daylight Time, rob_sv@email.msn.com writes: << I lost a couple early on because I was too gung-ho in reporting every last little thing about their pianos: bridge cracks in treble or bass - things that weren't going to make much difference in the short run, and which I could've presented differently in the long run (and repaired). "Insult my fine piano, will ya? Begone!" Rob Stuart-Vail >> I've had generally good results by using analogies: "I can do the tuning alone, but there are some symptoms that could use attention. If you'd like, we can look at the conditions (such as humidity fluctuation) that have produced the symptoms." "Repairing the bass bridge and soundboard will set a better foundation for the tuning." "I can do a Chevy job or I can do a Cadillac job, depending on your priorities and timetable." (I'd better not use this with my customer who's a retired Ford dealer.) Dan Eumurian, R.P.T. 1634 Barlow St. (beautiful) La Crosse (between the beautiful Mississippi River and the beautiful bluffs) ;) , WI 54601 (608) 78-TUNER
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