Everett Pianos

[Clyde Hollinger]

Joe and all,

I, too, do not like to move a piano after it has been tuned.  I have a standard
L-shaped Allen wrench that I can easily use by feel even if the piano is only 1
1/2" from the wall.  For that reason I would not change a thing, but that's
just a personal choice.

I see this as a big deal only for those technicians who rarely get to tune one
of these babies and don't keep the wrench on hand.  *Then* it can be
troublesome, but several have given good tips here on how to get out of that
tight spot.

Regards,
Clyde

Joe Goss wrote:

> Hi All, My position is that moving the piano after it has been tuned is not
> a good thing to do. While time consuming, replacing the allen heads with
> bolts allows the removal and replacement of the lid whith out moving the
> piano and with a tool that is used for many other uses.