You're right, Keith, it was a cheap shot. I just found Bobby's set-up too good to resist. I am sure that there are many Kimball owners out there who are satisfied with their instruments and many techs who enjoy tuning and servicing them. I don't. Consequently I don't service any of them any more. But that's just my personal opinion and I certainly didn't mean to offend you! Les Smith lessmith@buffnet.net On Fri, 23 Feb 1996, Keith A. McGavern wrote: > >...In case you don't recognize the name "Pearl River", it's more commonly re- > >ferred to by the name of a Chinese boat: junk. Kimball may be gone, but > >it's reputation lives on. Why would any dealer want to stock a piano similar > >in quality to a Kimball? > > > >Les Smith > >lessmith@buffnet.net > > Gee, Les, why do you want to go and dish a piano maker like Kimball? There > are many Kimball's that are appreciated by their owners, by other piano > service personnel, and by me, especially since I service approximately 200 > of them. Surely this is not how you talk to Kimball owners, as well? > Telling them their piano is junk? > > Keith McGavern, RPT > kam544@ionet.net > Oklahoma Baptist University > Shawnee, Oklahoma, USA > > >
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