Hi Rob! Not to worry too much about looking important--NAMM is so crowded with so many types, _anybody_ would fit in :-) If you get a chance, maybe you can hear our piano sound at Q-Up Arts. We made it together with them starting two years ago, it's supposed to be the best on the market. (Being piano techs, we don't know the electronic market, and nothing sounds like a piano to us, but our partners assure us it's the greatest.) The most important advice I can offer is to _take earplugs_ and wear comfortable shoes. You must have badges? Let me know if you don't. Why are you going to NAMM? Are you just sightseeing, or are you interested in something to do with you present and/or future business? This would have the most effect on what you would want to see. My favorite spot is the acoustic piano room, right next to the Bosendorfer grand! Have fun! Diane Hofstetter dianepianotuner@hotmail.com >From: robert goodale <rrg@nevada.edu> >Reply-To: pianotech@ptg.org >To: "pianotech@ptg.org" <pianotech@ptg.org> >Subject: NAMM >Date: Wed, 02 Feb 2000 09:50:03 -0800 > >Howdee folks, > >Alan Meyer and I are going to the NAMM show this weekend to see >all the new goodies and to try and look important, (Ahemm!). >This is my first NAMM show. Can anyone think of anything that I >should go out of my way to look for and see? > >Also: There has been some talk on this list in recent times that >Samick might be buying Baldwin. I have been informed that this >is in fact a go. The formal announcement and unveiling will >happen at NAMM. It should be interesting to see how this >marriage works out. > >Rob Goodale, RPT >Las Vegas, NV > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
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