Wurly Warranty Situation

[Richard Brekne]

Bill, his answer only means that he doesnt like Wurlitzers, I dont like them
either.. I dont like most any such itty bitty excuse for a piano. Thats my right
and ever individuals right. You expound often on how you yourself feel subjected
to personal attacks, yet you hesitate not to do the same. Your posting below
draws conclusions that you simply have no real support for. Just because some of
us dont like certain types of piano construction, or have opinions about general
quality of certain manufacturers does not mean that we fit the description below.

I suggest you try and practice what you preach a bit more. And I say again, when
you stick to the good stuff, you are actually pretty brilliant. And if you
absolutly must make the point you try to make below, why not try a more positive
approach and learn to except that you are simply not going to convince everyone.

Billbrpt@AOL.COM wrote:

> In a message dated 10/10/00 9:25:47 PM Central Daylight Time,
> BUNKYPIANO@AOL.COM writes:
>
> << its a wurlitzer, duh.....what do you expect? >>
>
> I'd expect that if you used a tuning fork, the treble would be flat.
>
> If your answer was intended to make everyone think that you are too good to
> even be bothered with this kind of problem, think again.  It only shows that
> you do not have any advice to offer the person who asked legitimate questions
> and deserves answers from people who actually have experience in what to do
> in these kinds of situations.
>
> This was the kind of answer I used to get from some of the men in my area
> when I was just starting out.  I needed advice from people I thought could
> give it.  Instead, they offered only condescension.  Even at the time, I had
> the theory that the reason they spoke this way was because they did not have
> any real experience, they only wanted to make me think they did.  They were
> run out of business about 15 years ago but the effects their ignorance and
> bigotry had on the community still linger.
>
> If you bash one brand of piano, you bash them all, yourself and everyone else
> in the business.  There is no benefit to doing it, we've heard it all before,
> so just don't.
>
> Bill Bremmer RPT
> Madison, Wisconsin

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Richard Brekne
RPT, N.P.T.F.
Bergen, Norway