Piano tuner haters

[Clyde Hollinger]

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Kevin,

As I would be tuning such a piano I'm sure some thoughts would be
turning around in my head, such as:  Since I have a waiting list almost
year-round, do I tell the client to call someone else to service the
piano in the future because I find it too frustrating to deal with?  Or,
that there will be a surcharge on the tuning next time for aggravation?

Regards,
Clyde

"Kevin E. Ramsey" wrote:

>     The one that comes most to my mind when I think along these lines
> is the little Aeolian upright I had to tune about three weeks ago. The
> plate was about 3mm behind the strings in the top of the treble
> section. There is no way in heck to get a muting strip to stay on
> those strings. Try it, and the first semi-hard blow pops 'em out. Not
> enough clearance for a rubber mute either. Luckily, I had my Paps mute
> right there, but without it, it's like "What? You don't want me to
> tune it?"    It's about that time that I came up with my infamous
> quote about "There's a reason you don't see these guys hanging around
> anywhere anymore."

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