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William, <br><br>
I totally agree. BUT do it in the store before a BRAND NEW piano is
delivered to the customer! I've solved problems too, but I did it before
the piano was delivered! JMO!<br><br>
Avery <br><br>
At 03:24 PM 9/21/2006, you wrote:<br>
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Please don’t get me wrong. If a piano is defective then it
shouldn’t be sold as sew. That’s all I can say and I do wish every
piano was impeccable, but I have one now that needs some felts replaced
to pass my inspection. If it won’t work then send it back or what
ever. What I am saying is, if you can be a problem solver then do
it.<br>
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William<br>
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PIANO BOUTIQUE<br>
William Benjamin<br>
Piano Tuner Extraordinaire<br>
<a href="http://www.pianoboutique.biz">www.pianoboutique.biz</a><br>
The tuner alone,<br>
preserves the tone.<br>
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