I asked a basic question and all you do is wonder about RPT or RTT's. Stick to the point. This list is for all piano questions, whether it is dumb or smart, RPT, Associate, or even CTE (which I am one of them). And you think my question is common knowledge? What about pianos you never heard about? I doubt I am not the only one asking such a question. Associates can learn from RPT's, and RPT's can learn from them. Associates and RPT's can learn from non PTG members, even former RPT's. Dave Peake, RPT (and still one) In a message dated 05/27/2000 1:42:07 AM Pacific Daylight Time, moffattr@cadvision.com writes: << Dave, With due respect, and after reading Willem's posts, re: the associate members issue... and now, reading your question, it makes one wonder! Should the associates be listening to the "RPT's?? What you are asking..... should be common basic knowledge!! (as an RPT)! Query.....when did RTT, change to RPT? As I recall, 26 years ago, RTT meant Registered Tuner "Technician"! It's been a while, but does the "T" stand for tuner, or tech? At any rate, after reading many- many posts, be it tuning or technical, I believe we should all be tested......even the CTE's! The question I suppose.... is by whom! Maybe some whirling red lights?.....I hope not. Frightens me to who set the lights whirling in the first place! Bob Moffatt Former RTT >>
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