[pianotech] Old upright

[wimblees at aol.com]

Duaine

Why are you so negative about this? It almost seems like you're trying to?pick a fight for no reason. Maybe you only work on uprights. But?did you ever consider the fact that there might be someone out there who actually works on grand pianos?

The idea Jerry presented has to do with restoring a pianos,?whether they are?grands or?uprights. 


Wim.

Duanie, I've told you privately, now I'm telling you publicly. With your negative attitude towards others and the PTG,?you don't deserve to be on this list. Please unsubscribe.?? 


From: Duaine & Laura Hechler <dahechler at att.net>
To: pianotech at ptg.org
Sent: Thu, 9 Apr 2009 9:31 am
Subject: Re: [pianotech] Old upright




There ya go, convoluting  this thread with talk of a grand ... who cares
about grands .... where we talking about grands ... NO

Gerald Groot wrote:
> Hi Ron, 
>
> I don't work from an owners list.  I work from my own list and I won't
> eliminate things to satisfy or cut the price.  This is what needs to be
> done, this is what it will cost but, then, I decide it they are better off
> purchasing a new piano or keeping and fixing this one instead.  If this is a
> Kimball Whitney Grand let's say, (everyone's favorite piano) is it worth it
> or not?  :-))) 
>
> My bottom line is either the piano is worth investing this much into it or
> it isn't.  Regardless of how mucy money they are willing to invest it is
> still a Kimball Whitney grand.  :-)  
>
> Jer 



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