This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment We had some discussions on here about the difficulties for rebuilding = Chick 1/4 Grands. I have a good customer who had one with a pinblock = that was on life support, a few shims, etc., and a DC installed in = March. Since the rebuild idea was a non-starter, customer decided to = sell his and upgraded (yea!) to a new G. Steck grand. Well, the lady he sold it to had me out to tune it today. It was = professionally moved and set up by Modern P. Moving. (The only thing = amiss was that one of the plastic DC heater-bar clips was broken.) It had been last tuned by me in September. Even with it's problems and = being moved (rather deeply into the hills) It was remarkably close. A4 & = A3 were still stopping the lights, the temperament was reeeeal close, = the bass was a little off and the last treble octave a cent or two = sharp. I could easily have cleaned up a few unisons, tweaked the bass, = and gone home with a satisfied customer thinking I was Mighty Mouse, = speed-wise. I'd like to believe it is my rock-solid hammer technique. Not.=20 It's got to be the Dampp-Chaser! I know there have been questions and critical comments about DC claims, = but I've seen some pretty amazing stuff and all of it positive. And there is money to be made, selling and installing them. Get their = free sales video. I've sold a few just by having the owner watch the = video, read the brochure, and/or crank up the DC website while I'm = tuning the piano. No hard sells, ever! And no, I don't work for the company. :-) Alan Barnard Salem, MO ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/f3/32/f0/00/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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