It's about the way I do business. If a piano is out of regulation, I ask the customer if they find any complaints about the way it plays, generally, then refer them to the ptg web site and recommend the check out "regulation". If it's a concert player, that's different. To my mind some pso's are so badly off that they don't merit more than an impossible attempt to tune them. I will gently suggest that if their kids get better, nuance will be impossible with what they have presently. But other than that, if it ain't broke, I don't try to take their money. The thing customers most say they appreciate is my forthright attempt to be honest with them............ les b Hmm...kinda sounds like a variation on the "if it aint broke dont fix it" line... the variation being "if they dont complain dont fix it". Not sure I am comfortable with the idea though :) Cheers RicB I guess my point is that if over 100 teachers never had an issue with those spring loops, it is possible that the Yamaha action is at least modestly adequate without them.
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