re scale change

[DAVander@aol.com]

>Subj:      re scale change
>Date:      95-08-29 09:51:50 EDT
>From:      PSLOANE@OCVAXA.CC.OBERLIN.EDU
>Sender:    pianotech@byu.edu
>Reply-to:  pianotech@byu.edu
>To:  pianotech@byu.edu (Multiple recipients of list)
>
>I am going to pretend I am not a piano technician and try and put myself in
>the
>position of a customer who has solicited the services of a technician to
>rebuild
>my Steinway piano.
>
>If I discovered that a technician altered the scale on my Steinway without
>consulting me, I would be rather upset. Be careful when doing such things.
In
>addition to the possibility of creating ill will, you just might get sued.
>
>Ken Sloane, Oberlin Conservatory

I appreciate your comments.  Thanks for the straight talk!   No, I wouldn't
make any changes without first notifying the owner of the piano.

My other post will go into a little bit more detail about the project.

Sincerely,

David A. Vanderhoofven
davander@aol.com
Joplin, MO
Associate Member, PTG