>I hope you are not actually moving practice room walls to get the right >acoustics Ron. Most techs haven't done that for years. If you are, don't >forget about how practice rooms interact with one another, if you move a >wall in on one, the adjacent room goes out of tune - talk about interactive >(ask Roger or Gina if you don't understand). I find that by just a little >needling on the ceiling and a little CONTROLLABLE steaming around the >baseboards, I can really get a practice room sounding great. You might want >to try it! ;-) Hey, I even heard of someone pouring Snuggles on the floor! >But no single needling in the electrical sockets on the wall! > >Terry Farrell Just seeing if anyone was paying attention, Terry. The pianos haven't been tunable for many many many many.... I've tried needling the administration, but it has no visible or audible effect. Really steams me! Ron N
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