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.             Oh come on Del, Gettin just a might picky aren't ya. Best laugh 
I had all week
              Dale Erwin



> > One of the pianos on my schedule today was described over the phone when
> > the appointment was made as a rebuilt Steinway. Is I was driving out,
> > knowing no more about it than it's being "rebuilt", I went over the 
> mental
> > checklist of what I expected to find - and not find. I wasn't
> disappointed,
> > which disappointed me... again.
> >
> > snip--snip--snip
> >
> > So now there sits a truly lousy sounding and playing piano of vastly
> > greater potential than was realized by the standard dealer rebuild I've
> > come to know and expect in this part of the world.
> >
> > more snip--snip--snip
> 
> 
> Wimps! You're all wimps!
> 
> Can't take a little 'cosmetic rebuilding' in stride? Slows you down? Upsets
> your day? Dampens your spirits? Find it all a little discouraging?
> 
> Well, I'll show you what real rebuilding is all about!
> 
> The owner--a piano teacher new to the area--called to have her piano tuned.
> It also had been rebuilt and that not long before she moved to our area (at
> the time Portland, Oregon). No, there wasn't anything unusual we should 
> know
> about--she'd had the piano checked over by the rebuilder doing the work 
> just
> before she moved. A rebuilder who has (Had? I can only hope!) a truly
> individual and unique perspective on his life's work. To illustrate his
> concept more graphically than words could convey I offer these few pictures
> of the action--see the attached....
> 
> Regards,
> (And hang in there! It's a rough world, folks!)
> 
> Del
> 


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