I received the oddest email (read below). In the back of my mind (ok the front) these are the spams where they send you a "cashiers check" drafted against the bank of bogosity. Anyone else had the same? -Rick Barber, Morgan Hill, CA Assoc, Santa Clara Valley Chapter =================== Dear Mr. Barber, For a long time it has been impossible to contact a piano technician. Then suddenly two technicians make contact at once, one on the phone, one on the Net. The first one, the one on the phone, was immediately arranged to do the work. However, experience has indicated the advisability of having more than one man Please, let me keep your address in the computer, with proper label, thus increasing the probability of my piano not driving me up the wall. It might even be of advantage were you do drop me an Email once in a while whenever it would be convenient for you to service my poor old machine, do an evaluation, or possibly recommend a piano that might be on the market. Another item: Would you possibly know of someone who could change the keys on a piano? One would like to have exactly alternate upper and lower keys from one end to the keyboard to the other. There would be only two shapes for the keys. All lower keys would be the same shape; and the upper keys would all be of the same shape, but different from the shape of the lower keys. It would probably be necessary to purchase a small inexpensive piano for the experiment, probably a small one. Alternatively one might modify an electronic keyboard, but that does not seem as easy. Wishing you a Happy Holiday, grateful for your response and hoping you will always be "on hand", Sir, I remain, YMOS [name deleted]
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