Well, this (in my view) is certainly one of the reasons that the recently purchased Home Office in Kansas City has a dedicated classroom, and space for workshops (I say this without actually having been to the new HO, but I was involved in the process of selecting the new HO). That said, flying Ron Overs in could be terribly expensive. Perhaps he could participate in a big screen video conference format, while Ron N and Del F give the main presentation. We've got a number of excellent rebuilders (full soundboard shops etc) in the Northeast but I get the feeling that very very few would consider adding a cutoff bar or fish. Let's hope Del's book hits the presses in the near future! Patrick Draine On Jun 26, 2005, at 11:06 AM, Ron Nossaman wrote: > Yea, this could be fun. Maybe we can do a quick poll to see how much > interest there is in a dedicated soundboard seminar. How many would > attend, and at what cost. Flying in instructors, feeding and housing > them for a few days, and flying them back home could add up, and > registration would have to cover expenses. If anyone's interested, > respond privately if you like, and I'll compile the information and > send it on to the executive branch. > > Ron N
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