Hello Charles Yes this suggestion is what several others have recommended. The child very probably would not be playing in the lower A0 through C2 octave nor in the upper two octaves, and I've given that some thought. Then go back later when time allows and repair/retrofit those octaves when the child has gotten started with the middle octaves. Thanks again Charles, I do appreciate all of the responces to this subject. Regards, Gordon Holley On 24 May 2002 at 12:26, Charles Neuman wrote: > This thread reminds me of some of those stories in Denele Pitts Campbell's > book _Notes of a Piano Tuner_. If the customer couldn't afford any more, > she would sometimes do enough work on a piano just to get the center few > octaves working. > > Charles >
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