"The invisible tool"

[Isaac sur Noos]

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Aint such a problem these days, my batteries stand well for 8 hours may be
(did not check that recently) Nowadays I carry the charger also (and all the
tools to repair, regulate, voice, clean, lube, do so many things, all in a
few bags I carry on my motorcycle) .

Don't have a vacuum cleaner indeed, nor bass strings, but I can really do
most of the outside jobs up to full regulations - and my back begin to say
enough some days , that is why I like the tuner coming with his tuning
hammer, a few mutes even no fork if he have a phone cell, a screw driver
(little supplement if the screwdriver is used) , and that have a very high
opinion of his job, while he does not even have every string size with him !

Some days I do that , only for fun, working with almost no tools you look
even more like a magician !

Best regards.


                       Pianomania

                        Isaac OLEG
                        accordeur - reparateur - concert  19 rue Jules Ferry
                        94400 VITRY sur SEINE
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  -----Message d'origine-----
  De : Michael Gamble [mailto:michael@gambles.fsnet.co.uk]
  Envoyé : dimanche 9 novembre 2003 19:51
  À : oleg-i@noos.fr; Pianotech
  Objet : Re: "The invisible tool"


  Hello Isaac
  when you say "watching an EDT all along the instrument is sowing things,
but having the EDT not in front, but a little on my side, confirming me that
that I are doing a good job is convenient for me."
  I reply - I don't use the EDT for more than just the bearings when tuning
for yet another reason. The batteries wear out quicker!!!
  Kindest regards
  Michael G (UK) it's tea-time here in darkest Sussex.

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