[pianotech] The big discussion

[Paul T Williams]

I like that too!  Nice one, Jim and Ben!! 

The whole thing comes down to pleasing the customer.  As we all know now, 
we can argue until the Lord comes to take us away and we will never come 
to a zone of agreement. 

To each his own, and let this big horse die peacefully...(man it's a 
Clydesdale now!) Some folks like those who use an ETD and some won't have 
it.  Some techs swear by the ETD, and some don't.  some use both.  Isn't 
it a great thing that we all have a choice on how to do it?

I'm finished, now.  No more arguments from UNL!  At least the pianos are 
getting attention...the purpose of this whole thing, correct?? They're all 
benefitting even if it's within a cent or two from the proverbial 
"perfect", which will only happen in the great land beyond...

As the "Larry, the cable guy" sez:  Just get-r done! 

Peace to you all.  I've calmed down now.  You do the same! it's Friday, by 
gosh, and a malted beverage is sounding pretty good after this long haul 
of tempers and tantrums :>) I'm off to the watering hole in just a little 
while......

Paul




From:
Jim Moy <jim at moypiano.com>
To:
pianotech at ptg.org
Date:
01/28/2011 12:16 PM
Subject:
Re: [pianotech] The big discussion



On Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 10:28 AM, Ben Gac, RPT <ben at benspianotuning.com> 
wrote:
> Tuning is a task that requires a lot of effort to learn how to do. As a 
result, most of
> us pour ourselves wholly into it, and it becomes a very personal 
experience. Let's not
> mistake critiques of method for critiques of character.

Nice.


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