Steven: Some time ago I think Kimball camve up with a formula that might be of use. They said to take the population of a geographical area and multiply it by 19%. That is about how many pianos there should be in that area. It doesn't mean that 19% of the population has a piano, but that is about how many pianos there should be between schools, churches, hotels, etc, and the general public, Assuming that an average piano tuner can maintain a file of about 2000 pianos, you can figure out how many tuners there should be in a particular geographical area. Willem Blees RPT St. Louis
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