On 10/21/2012 1:57 PM, Dale Erwin wrote: > Thatcomment was primarily I hope for the long ears listening from > ........ So who you talking to, them or me? By now, they probably know sucking up when they see it. But then they're used to it and consider it their due. > But...Over alifetime of repairing these pianos, it adds up. Andyou > are correct the geographic/demographic > > difference is huge. Yes, I know. > Bullshit.Ok, whateverand make money at it? If pianos, Steinway included, weren't choked with design problems, we wouldn't know the difference and would (still) be doing conventional rebuilds and service. Redesign would have never come up without a reason and a need, and no, that reason isn't necessarily Steinway, though they're the most obnoxious about it. It wasn't until I got into redesign that I started getting Steinways in the shop to any great degree. Before that, it was Cables, Kimballs, Baldwins, Masons, and upright players and such. > Are you saying I'm a snob? No, but the attitude certainly exists among the populous, and techs. Ron N
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