antares wrote: > Well, as far as I know only a very few piano factories supply the customer > with a 'folder' about how to take care of the newly purchased indtrument. > Yamaha for instance has this manual accompanied by a key top cover, a > polish, and a key. > Hmm.. my friend... we have a different experience here.. I've seen these things from Zimmerman to Petrof, from Forster to Etude, from Bechstein to Blowsendufer.... :) But I have seldom seen them in the home. > > As Yamaha is about the only one to supply the customer with additional > knowledge I reckon it is the task of the dealer and the technician to give > the right information. Yamaha had one of the prettiest I've seen thats for sure... nice graphics.. four languages. > > On the other hand, it has always been like this, so what's the big deal? I dont really know what the big deal is one way or the other. Brochures never get read anyways as far as I can tell. Most of those few I have seen with the customer remain in the piano bench along with the sheet music thats too difficult to play and that unused polishing cloth. > friendly greetings > from > > Antares, > > Amsterdam, Holland > > " -- Richard Brekne RPT, N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway mailto:rbrekne@broadpark.no http://home.broadpark.no/~rbrekne/ricmain.html
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