At 12:48 AM 11/05/03 -0400, Greg wrote:
>Ron and David,
> Well guys, you are most certainly not alone. I'm just finishing
> up an action, damper, and lyre rebuild job on a "D". Since I used all
> Renner parts I wonder if the college I'm doing this for would mind
> terribly if I scraped all the Steinway decals off?
I'm sure they would!
I think the only time this really becomes a sticky issues is if you
heavily-modify a Steinway piano, then sell it as a "genuine Steinway" when
it isn't. If you have to go to court to defend it then you need to be
protected.
As has been said before, simply glue a sticker you've printed up to the
inside or to a beam stating the changes that have been made and your rear
end is covered no matter what. It's simple and future owners/tuners will
appreciate it.
John
John Musselwhite, RPT - Calgary, Alberta Canada
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