Alan, I have yet to install a grand undercover, and the primary reason is the labor involved. Most of my grand installations are pretty good without it, but I can think of at least one piano that really needs it. I get sore installing the systems, so I'm not eager for that extra labor installing the undercover, too. I have given some thought as to how the installation could be made easier, but I haven't come up with anything better -- yet. Regards, Clyde tune4u@earthlink.net wrote: > I installed my first grand bottom cover tonight, on my own piano. It won't > take so long next time but this is a guddling, scuddling, low-skill, > uninteresting, and time consuming job. Little things like taking the plastic > off all those Velcro strips got to driving me cuckoo (and that's a very > short drive, in the best case!) > > I can sure see how it will enhance the grand system, along with their new > grand humidstat. But how in the world can I get motivated to sell systems > with the cover, knowing how much more labor is involved?
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