BHA Pianocenter

[CChristus]

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Avery wrote:

 

Chuck,

 

Just curious. Do you know where BHA is located? Glad you/client got lucky.

 

 

They are in Dayton, OH.  They have a site:  http://www.pianocenter.com
<http://www.pianocenter.com/> 

 

I feel nervous doing work for out-of-town companies like this, the part
about getting paid after you do the work, that is, but so far I guess I'm
lucky about that too.  Concerning that, does anyone have a good way of
securing/assuring payment for services from o.o.t. companies (piano stores,
insurance companies, moving companies...) that could benefit us?

 

Chuck C. (FL)

 

 

 

 

Subject: Re: BHA Piano center

 

 

At 07:20 PM 6/22/04, you wrote:

>Have one client who purchased a DC-7 (C7 with Disklavier) from them 

>(BHA) and was very satisfied with their pricing and after-sale service.  

>He saved thousands buying through them instead of local dealer.  

>Further, BHA covered the cost of buffing out the lid which got 

>scratched in the move and warranty tuning and service ("Service Bond", 

>part of which of course is paid to the dealer by Yamaha); they were 

>easy to deal with on the phone, and paid promptly.  Also, Yamaha Corp. 

>very graciously allowed a good deal of warranty work, bending over 

>backward again and again to make this buyer happy, even though the 

>fellow purchased the piano "out of territory".

 

Yamaha does have a tendency to do this. That's one of the reasons I like
them so much!

Kawai is also one who usually "bends over backwards" to help a tech or a
customer!

 

Avery  

 

 

 


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