In a message dated 2/12/00 8:04:04 PM !!!First Boot!!!, richardb@c2i.net writes: << I am one of 5 different tuners this guy has done basically the same with. I have talked with the others and they are of same mind, that they are sick and tired of this fellow, and wont have anything more to do with him. All have said to him for some time now, that he needs a decent piano for his kinda work and he always shines us on about it. And all of us have heard comments from him about the "poor quality of piano technicians" here in western Norway. Also one last thing.. this is the only complaint I personally have had in the last 5 years. So you tell me.... time to draw the line or what ?? -- Richard Brekne >> If you can get all 5 of you to go to his office at one time, and tell him, point blank, that he has a POS for a piano and that none of you will ever tune it again, maybe he will get the message. Or, the next time you tune it, tape a message to the fall board, informing the piano player this is the best this piano will sound, and that the studio is too cheap to buy a decent one. Wim
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