associate to associate

[Garret Traylor]

Very nicely stated.

Garret Traylor
Associate Member PTG
High Point Piano
P.O. Box 6127
High Point, N.C. 27262-6127
www.highpointpiano.com
336) 887-4266

>From: "Ron Koval" <drwoodwind@hotmail.com>
>Reply-To: pianotech@ptg.org
>To: pianotech@ptg.org
>Subject: re: associate to associate
>Date: Thu, 26 Apr 2001 15:08:05
>
>I suppose one way to get an answer to the 'upgrade' question is to turn it
>around backwards.
>
>Why would someone WANT to upgrade?
>
>There have been many reasons listed, but what is compelling for one person
>may have no interest for another.
>
>Some people get off on being tested and proving to others (or themselves)
>that they have accomplished something.  Others may strive for the 'letters
>after the name' and feel that it makes them more professional.  Others may
>be looking for specific job tracks that the RPT status affords them.  More
>power to them.
>
>I'm excited that this old profession has continual new life and ideas being
>shared in this format.  The guild and pianotech allows connection between
>all of us that share this very independant profession.
>
>Springs, the revival of alternate tunings, rebuilding research, remember 
>all
>those long touchweight posts?.... the list goes on; I think what is
>important, is to continue the search.  Decide for yourself if that search 
>is
>going to include the letters RPT.
>
>Respectfully submitted
>
>Ron Koval
>associate member, Chicago chapter of the Piano Technicians Guild
>
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