Ahhh yes, thank you so much for the elegant and forensic analysis. I would LOVE to hear you explain the human central nervous system sometime!! Rob Goodale, RPT Las Vegas, NV Ron Nossaman wrote: > Yes, it should have. Traditionally, Gremlins, Trolls, Pookas, Tommyknockers, > Elves, Leprechauns, Bogeymen, Spooks, Evil spirits, Wendegos, Woolybuggers, > Sprites, (sundry) Lessor Demons, guys named Lenny, and vague Republican > influences conspire through a highly unlikely but difficult to defend against > set of circumstances to staunch (good word, that) the flow of glue in the > assembly line at a crucial moment in the piano creation process, resulting in a > perimiterous deficiencii condition in the glue application portion of the > program as it applies to the soundboard perimeter. More simply put, they > screwed up and didn't get the sucker glued in properly. Fortunately, the > automatic honking, buzzing, rasping, rattling, utterly annoying loose > soundboard noise is pretty much automatically activated as a result of this > collective action/omission, to alert the presumably nominally alert technician > to the condition so that he/she can arrange to apply the appropriate Pooka Bane > (Titebond) to the adhesively challenged area as a corrective measure.
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