Yes list, I am a lurker. I would suggest that leaving a piano a half-step flat is in no way harmful, all the pressure is being reduced on the plate and frame. Please pay me my estimate fee for suggested repairs, or pay for a pitch correction, needed to bring the piano up to concert pitch. Leaving the tyres on my car at 15 psi instead of 32 psi is not harmful at all, unless I want to drive somewhere. Larry Messerly, RPT Bringing Harmony to Homes Patrick Mackey wrote: > Chuck and Julia and List, > This brings up an issue I have been wondering about. Is there any > reason to think that leaving a piano a half-step flat is actually > harmful? It seems that any time I run across a piano that's been left > flat, it is likely to have separated bass bridge/apron, ribs loose, long > bridge cap unglued, etc. I am thinking mostly of uprights if that > makes any difference. > Also, I would like to be included in your photo list. > Also this is my first posting, I've been enjoying the list form the > sidelines for a while and so want to express my appreciation to everyone > who contributes. > Patrick Mackey ____________________________________________________________ Professional MBA Program from an Internationally Ranked School! http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL2141/fc/jZBdzA2nxsjEez3KqAZYUGg4KV76At0KAA0iuRxJYnGemAxar2RJQQY/
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