Attitudes and a question...

[James Grebe]

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> From: Phil Bondi <tito@peganet.com>
> To: pianotech@byu.edu
> Subject: Re: Attitudes and a question...
> Date: Tuesday, March 25, 1997 2:57 PM
>
> At 09:29 AM 3/25/97 -0500, you wrote:
> >Hi, Phil.
> >
> >Dear Phil,
	I will quote from a well known woodworker, "to become a better woodworker
,you have to do more woodworking."  I did gobs of stock, store tuning to
build up speed and accuaracy in the beginning.
Same principle applies.
James Grebe from St. Louis.
>
> ..and a sad story it is..the one difference is the tuner leaving the
> area..let's call him *Scott1*..is a straight-shooter with a GOOD
> reputation..i've played on some of his tunings..he's fine..right now he's
> out of town till next week, so contact is impossible..
>
> ..point taken...point understood..i don't know how much of that applies
> here...maybe after i speak with him, between the dealer and him, we can
> hammer out an agreement where THEY do most of the leg-work..like customer
> contact...this Yami dealer is good for that..ya never know..my shoes
still
> stink pretty bad from the *big pile* i stepped in last week..!!...
>
> ..the other dealer has some interesting repair/regulating work for
> me...reglue hammers...re-shape and regulate an old Knabe upright...and
> supposedly a Concert Tuning in the very near future...I didn't turn it
> down..right now i'm hoping the last guy did a bang-up job...my unisons
are
> fine, but Temperment is still a little shaky...
>
> ...hopin' for the best,
> phil
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