Tuning Price

[Barrie Heaton]

In article <001601bf8e51$4b7f6ac0$31c960cb@pavilion>, Brian Holden
<bholden@wave.co.nz> writes
>No, but I'll have a guess.  With Spain, being a relatively poor country, I
>would imagine the cost of a tuning to be the equivalent of say $45.00.  A
>peseta I understand is worth around 1 1/2 cents (but that was when I was
>there in the mid 1960s), so that would work out at around 3000 pesetas.
>Warning!  Check other replies first!  Brian Holden (Okay, so it's a silly
>reply, but it's a good way for me to end a long and tiring day).


Not so poor in the south a lot of rich Germans and English live there this
is the target the guy asked me about but I have not got a clue I do know
there is a big shortage of tuners out there.

Thanks for your time 

Barrie,
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