I'm looking for some reference/article/quote that I can use (besides my own opinion) to reason/argue on why a Baldwin D should get a new pinblock w/ #2 tuning pins instead of an oversized pin job. This is for a school district bid that specifies that the piano shall be in 'like-new' condition after work is completed. It also requires refinishing of the case. How can one ship a piano to a refinisher's shop for roughly a month having no control of humidity w/ an open-drilled block? It's absurd! I'm having a hard time finding something in print that can help me AND the piano. Dave Hulbert, RPT 414.315.7763 dave at hulbertpiano.com www.hulbertpiano.com -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://ptg.org/pipermail/pianotech_ptg.org/attachments/20090209/46d1fd0b/attachment.html>
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