In a message dated 01/06/2000 8:33:58 PM Pacific Standard Time, jonpage@mediaone.net writes: << I would still call this as "moving damage" whether or not they can pi it on someone in particular it should not be the burden of the customer. Jon Page >> Sounds that way to me. Could be deeper than can be seen from the surface. Have an independent rebuilder look at. I had a similar one today. A spinet which had been unprofessionally moved. And got slammed around the truck on the way. The crack runs vertically between the cabinet and the plate/soundboard/action rail. It is separated on that side and you can move it back and forth with your hand. The other side feels tight but the veneer cover piece in the back has been shoved up and over the cabinet edge. The action, strings, etc.are pretty new and it plays provided you re-set the jacks by hand after each strike. The customer is fairly disappointed as one would imagine. He will now need to get it out of the upstairs bedroom closet he wrestled it into and pay a real mover to bring it to a re-builder. Mark Jacobucci Laguna CA
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