Duplex

[Richard Brekne]

Things hopping down there for you Ron ?? As for who would take notice I
would say that a lot more will take notice when somebody can actually prove
some of the claims made on both sides of this argument as well as others.

Documentation, proofs, and the like do have positive effect. And a long
sight more then simple declarations I dare say. In the end, if "proving"
something to your own satisfaction is all that you need... then you will
accomplish little else.

Course there are always other factors involved in this knowledge game of
ours... and the social inertia arguments are not without validity to be
sure. But hey... its not a poifect world. :)

RicB

Ron Overs wrote:

> List,
>
> Dan the duplex man wrote, when lobbying for a more scholarly approach;
>
> >Instead of saying "I would".... why dont you?
> >I'd  love to see some test restults from a scientific tuner technician
> >instead of opinions . . . .
> >Who knows. maybe Steinway and half the rest of the
> >World is wrong. It won't be the first time.
>
> Maybe, but would we take any notice ? After all, everything that was
> worth finding out, piano design wise, has already been done wouldn't
> you say? About 1882 wasn't it?
>
>  From the kangaroo paddock.
>
> Ron O
>

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Richard Brekne
RPT, N.P.T.F.
Bergen, Norway
mailto:rbrekne@broadpark.no