<HTML>Hi all, I sent a post a couple of weeks ago about going out to tune a piano for = a gentleman who had attempted to tune his own instrument.  He was actua= lly a very nice guy, and played the piano quite well, and because he had a p= retty muusical ear, he thought it would be a piece o' cake. I got a call back from him yesterday telling me what a great job I did, = and how "in tune" the piano sounds.  That kind of phone call is always = nice to get.  But it got me to thinking...was it because he had attempt= ed to achieve a good tuning on his own that he appreciated the work of a pro= fessional tuner?   Maybe some of our less appreciative customers should be given a tuning h= ammer and allowed to try their luck.  Anybody else ever have this exper= ience? Dave Stahl</HTML>