Yeah... but had you been brought into the buisness from the ground level
up by some of the folks I mentioned.... you'd have been influenced by
that experience... like everyone else on the face of the planet would be
yes ??.. and your whole attitude and philosophy towards how to go about
rebuilding pianos would be reflected by that experience... just like it
is now only by a different crowd. Course any given person can always
turn out to be the exception to the rule. But the overwhelming majority
of people out there stick pretty stubbornly to what they have learned
from there mentors... whomever they be. Or hadnt you noticed ?? :):)
And in answer to part of your question... yes... there are lots of
people out in the big wide world who are very successful at working with
rebuilders. Of course there are. Pianotech and our little community of
active folks here is after all a very very small part of the world wide
piano technical community after all.
Cheers
RicB
Ummm, I doubt it. I referenced those three because they are the only
ones I am aware of that regularly produce piano designs with bass
floats and have a track record of working with other rebuilders. Are
there any other piano designers doing that?
Terry Farrell
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SNIP
> If Terry had been taught (thoroughly) to build soundboards
by say.... the
> Steingræber folks.. or perhaps the old Bechstein gang...
whomever... odds
> are he'd have a different set of gurus then he perceives
today. Cheers
> RicB
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