Terry, Yeah, that's what they say. The situation I found today wasn't major and wasn't my fault, but it was a first for me. I was installing a Piano Saver system in a 1977 Yamaha console. When I came to install the fill tube, I found that the kneeboard came to within 1/4" of the keybed, which is not enough clearance for the tube! Has anyone run into this before? I'm sure someone has, but it was a first-time for me. Fortunately I didn't have a tight schedule today, so I brought the kneeboard home, zipped another 1/4" off the top edge, and had a factory-neat job that filled the bill. Did I charge extra for that? Nah. I had already quoted her a price, and I didn't mind doing the work, just for the new experience and for the nice customer. Not always the case, I guarantee you! :-) Regards, Clyde Hollinger, RPT Farrell wrote: > "Live and learn." Isn't that what they say?
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