Sorry List, A little too quick on the trigger there..... Mike > > Not much comment from the list, Ron Engle had a few things to say, like > "better off not mentioning those things to the customer" but in this > case I felt it had to be said. Called the YC service manager and he said > they had a problem in that vintage, they used a lubricant on the > pressure bar screws and it contaminated the block..he asked if I could > fix it and how much, but it really needs a new block or a new piano, so > I sent him another note (he's on the road)stating that, so we'll see. > It was 27 cents flat and I had limited time so I did one pass in fine > tune mode, fought the pins and fixed a persistent noisy pedal problem > in 2hrs 15min and she was very happy with the tuning so I guess RCT > works, just need another 42 tunings to pay it off! > > Mike > > > > > > Hey Mike, > > > > How'd you make out with the jumpy YC? Did anyone comment? Good to see > > you're out in the trenches getting some pins under your belt. > > > > Aborted my first tuning yesterday. Inop keys, splintered bass bridge, > > etc. > > > > Taxes call. > > > > Cliff >
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