[pianotech] All words and no action......

[Paul T Williams]

I think oxygen is the lack.

I have a couple old pinbock for sale......wish I told Tim to hang on to 
that soundboard they sawed out of my Steinway A....!! :>)

Dude! All it needs is a new action!!! Easy fix, right?

I agree sort of with you, Ron with alternate opinions:   It was Great 
grandma's wedding present first, then an instrument for a couple years, 
then furniture, then cost, then just a huge, heavy box to move at moving 
time!

"But it looks so nice!  We always polished it with Olde English and dusted 
it every couple months....AND..."all the notes work, and somebody did 
something to the "pads" a few years ago....

Paul




From:
Ron Nossaman <rnossaman at cox.net>
To:
pianotech at ptg.org
Date:
12/13/2010 02:39 PM
Subject:
Re: [pianotech] All words and no action......



On 12/13/2010 2:02 PM, Alan Forsyth wrote:
> *Of course all this brings up the question of when is a piano not a
> piano? Is this one just another great big heavy metal guitar with 235
> strings to strum.*
> **
> *Plucky*

For way too much of the public (yes, a volume measurement, like gravel), 
it's furniture first, cost next, and the actual instrument is a totally 
unknown incidental.

They tell me that hydrogen is the most abundant substance in the 
universe, but I'm not so sure. I think they've overlooked ignorance and 
just don't know any better. Every single one of us has an infinite but 
slightly different supply.

Ron N



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