Lynn, Are you for real? You must have mixed your seasons, therefore I've changed the subject from Sohmer to winter, so to speak. Today's average new piano is much better than the average of even 30 or 60 years ago. I believe their are fewer cheap vs. average pianos built today than there were prior to 1930. This raises the profile of the average piano to better than average on the old scale, but still average today. This should result in greater satisfaction for us in performing our tasks. As for the other two seasons you've overlooked, spring and fall, they're still there, too, working faithfully as ever. John Lillico, RPt Oakville, Ontario >I have to agree, the piano hasn't improved basically in the last 60 years. >The industry is at fault, and as long as the old piano is being repaired, I >agree that the old pianos are better than most new ones, you're better off. >Can an industry survive if no improvements are being made?? >Lynn
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