Moving Piano to Hawaii

[Farrell]

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Tom, please explain your rationale. I don't understand what the trouble =
would be. Someone already pointed out that it MAY not be worth doing. =
And yes, the chance for the piano falling apart is greater for an old =
one than a new one. But it is going from dry climate to a more humid =
climate - at least it won't dry out and fall apart. And keep in mind, =
that today, most pianos are moved from one air-conditioned home to =
another air-conditioned home, so it likely won't get exposed to humidity =
exceeding 75% RH.

It may not be worth it, and there will always be a risk, but if the =
gentleman really wants to do it, I don't think he is being foolish =
moving it. A I way off base?

Terry Farrell
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  Sent: Sunday, June 24, 2001 9:46 AM
  Subject: Re: Moving Piano to Hawaii


  Please dont even consider taking this piano from its final resting =
place.  =20
  Even if freight is free, the piano will not survive.  A good case for =
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  market purchase of a good preowned yam or kaw.........Or why not an 88 =
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  keyboard?=20

  Don't do it, sorry.=20
  tom mc nabb=20

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