>...What I *still* haven't figured out is why everyone wants to be so >confounded precise about something that, unless it's in an absolutely >stable environment, will function well as long as the friction is within >an "acceptable" range -... >Ron Torrella, RPT So this philosophy would apply to tuning a piano as well, among other things? Problem is: Who determines what is acceptable. Aiming for the mark of preciseness and attempting to achieve it may not be possible because of day to day circumstances, but not aiming for it at all is far less desirable. Anyhow, Ron, I don't really believe that is the type of person you are, and I definitely won't hold you to it. I consider you to be someone who excels in matters of consequence. Keith McGavern kam544@earthlink.net Registered Piano Technician Oklahoma Chapter 731 Piano Technicians Guild USA http://www.ptg.org/1999/conv/ PTG Convention, Kansas City, July
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