<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2>They are a serious problem and should be referred to as cracky. replace the <BR>ck with pp and you have them identified. These pianos are in some cases <BR>impossible to tune and Baldwin should address this....With concert and fest <BR>tunings and time alloted to 10 or so pianos and you hit one of these bitches, <BR> they will not be stable for long no matter what you do and some performer is <BR>going to be shorted and will be verrrrrry upset....Exactly what does Baldwin <BR>say the problem is? And there is a problem, believe me....If there was <BR>adequate preparation at the factory they should cull these out, not put them <BR>on the concert tour.......How about it Baldwin? Any answers? How about a <BR>class action recall? I'm sure there are many on this list that can send you <BR>the models and locations. Whereas, for example, Yamaha's are a pleasure to <BR>tune, these pianos!
are nothing short of torture and a waste of time to tune. <BR>From now on, when I go out the day before to do initial tunings and prep, I <BR>will call for a replacement should we receive one of these dogs.
<BR>tom mc nabb
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