In a message dated 11/19/98 2:06:23 PM Pacific Standard Time, fcahill@erols.com writes: << I'm curious...how many years of full-time piano work did you have before you upgraded to RPT? You can e-mail direct if you want! I'm just trying to set a reasonable goal for myself. I will not relay this info except in very general terms, like what the average time might be. (This assumes anyone but me really cares!) I have been a full-time tech for 3 years and have passed the written exam. Once things slow down here, I plan on working with an RPT on the tuning exam. Thanks. -- Frank Cahill Associate Member Northern Va >> One yr, of schooling (Western Iowa Tech), 1 yr of school of hard knocks, PTG mtgs, etc. Just never give up. If you are stuck on one aspect, seek it out, learn it, and apply it. As for tuning, it is not the number of piano you must tune, but what you apply when tuning, especially after being taught by individual, or classes at PTG mtgs. Dave Peake, RPT Portland, OR
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