a junky piano

[Stephen Airy]

I'm working on learning to be a tech (sorry for another msg but I hit send 
too soon) but I'm still having to practice temperament.  Also, the piano is 
in Oklahoma at Robber's Cave State Park (I know exactly where (or at least 
where it was 6 years ago) if you want details, and if anyone in the area 
wants to see if they can have a look at it), and I'm in Southern California 
and unable to make a trip.  and No, I'm not trying to make a 8'11" $250,000 
Steinway out of it!

At 02:27 AM 11/11/00 +0000, you wrote:
>Hi Stephen.
>
>
>Here we go again...:)
>
>You saw the responses.
>The answer was that getting it into pristine condition is possible, just 
>like John Lennon said, "All you need is dough"
>
>So there should less trouble getting it into the clunker-category.  Will 
>still be expensive though.
>
>Now, in tune... we could spend endless time debating what that means...
>
>Are you a tech?  If not you could just call one and have it (the 
>tech)  look at it from top to bottom.
>
>Best regards,
>
>Kristinn Leifsson,
>Reykjavík, Iceland
>
>At 17:55 10.11.2000 -0800, you wrote:
>>I'd like to clear something:  When I said "restore", I
>>used the wrong word.  I should have said "repair" or
>>"rebuild" -- I only am wondering if it would be
>>possible to get it working and in tune, even if it
>>doesn't work as well as a new piano.
>>
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