cracks in rim

[Greg Newell]

Michael,
         I saw your post only after  had written 
and sent mine. Right or wrong I try to 
read/respond to the emails in the order they are 
received. Most of the time, since I don';t hover 
over the keyboard all day waiting for new mail, I 
write a new email that someone already wrote. I 
usually feel pretty dumb when that happens but 
then I never claimed to be terribly intelligent 
anyway. It seems that the time posts are received 
are just part of the nature how this list works I think.

best,
Greg Newell



At 07:59 PM 9/7/2007, you wrote:


>On 9/7/07, Farrell 
><<mailto:mfarrel2 at tampabay.rr.com>mfarrel2 at tampabay.rr.com> wrote:
>Zactly!
>----- Original Message -----
>
>
>True, but consider that they string it up and 
>tune it before they put on the outer rim. While 
>it does not prove that it was designed to do so 
>it would be pretty poor design work if they 
>didn't count on it handling all the stress. I 
>mean, we've never seen poor design work before in pianos, have we? ;-)
>
>
>
>  Dean May
>
>Hello, Hello, is any one seeing or reading my 
>posts? I said all of this last night!!!! No one 
>seemed to see it or notice! Are my posts not 
>getting through to everyone? I see them! Does no one else?
>
>I not only was a private contractor to the local 
>Kawai dealer, we also have a very active Yamaha 
>dealer in this area and we had two RPT's that 
>had a Samick dealership! Good friends of mine! 
>So I'm very conversant & knowledgable regarding 
>asian grands and their construction and faults.
>
>I personally find it a smart concept, to string 
>without the outer rim but then I'm sure none of 
>you have EVER had a string, tool or other metal 
>object slip and gouge the newly refinished inner 
>rim of a piano you were re-stringing!
>Yes, I know all about covering it with various 
>things but those things can move ot slip, think 
>how much easier it would be if it weren't there!
>
>Mike
>--
>Never become so much of an expert that you stop 
>gaining expertise. View life as a continuous learning experience.
>- Denis Waitley
>
>
>Michael Magness
>Magness Piano Service
>608-786-4404
><http://www.IFixPianos.com>www.IFixPianos.com
>email <mailto:mike at ifixpianos.com>mike at ifixpianos.com

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