Tuning it where it is

[Wimblees@AOL.COM]

In a message dated 1/10/00 4:16:59 AM !!!First Boot!!!, staytuned@idirect.com 
writes:

<< Hi WIllem,
 
 You say, "I try to encourage the customer to upgrade to a better instrument. 
"
 
 Are you in retail also?
 
 John Lillico, RPT, >>


Yes, I am.  But I have given this advice long before I went into retail.  I 
am of the opinion that pianos only last 75 to 100 years at best.  If the 
customer wants a decent instrument, then they should buy one, instead of 
trying to make an old clunker work like one, which it will never do.

Wim