Piano Specs. book

[Richard Brekne]

Hi Joe. Good point indeed. Especially about reading completely. I found out some years ago that just looking up a fact or figure or two left out to much detail and often enough was a source of confusion grounded in not understanding the perspective in which some things are presented.

I cant say I read reference books like I would a novel, but I dont own a single one I havent read all the way through. Some of them that are a bit over my head I go back through with the passage of time as I find it easier to pick more up this way.

Finding specs is also easier for me this way, as I often know just where to look and double check myself.

A fine 2 cents you have there Joe,... you wanna trade for a couple pennies ? :)

Cheers

Richard Brekne
RPT NPTF
Griegakadamiet UiB


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>> While I'm on the subject of books, when's the last time you read a
>>technical book? Woodworking, Business, Math, Welding, a catalog, (from
>cover
>>to cover), etc., etc., the list is endless, if you make it a point to
>persue
>>an ever increasing knowledge bank, throughout your life. Just my 2cents
>>worth.
>>Regards,
>>Joe Garrett, RPT, (Oregon)
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