Wimblees@AOL.COM wrote: > > >Del > >You make some very good points. I will agree that somewhere down the road >this might be a very good workable contraption, which might revolutionize >the >music world. Cars and planes were invented, and it developed whole new >industries. But you just don't walk into a hanger and get in a plane. You >can't even drive a car without a license. Yes, almost every one knows how >to >drive, but you have to have some degree of training. Grin... let me see if I understand this correctly Wim.... are you suggesting that in the near future we will have to have a liscense to drive a piano.... even on our own property ?? >But what this >contraption is attempting to do, at this point, is like asking the run of >the >mill customer to buy a car with a special contraption that automatically >changes the oil, adjust the timing, and even clean the spark plugs. If you >asked a mechanic about something like that, they would have the same >reaction >I have. I thought thats what the new Chryslers did... :) It isn't that the invention is useless. I list don't think it is >something that should be sold "over the counter." Yes... this is definatly an "under the counter" item. :) >Wim Just kidding Wim. RicB Richard Brekne RPT NPTF Griegakadamiet UiB
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