What is the best way to become a Piano Technician?

[Kevin E. Ramsey]

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Michael, you have an .edu mail address, are you employed at a College?  =
You might want to talk to the person who services the pianos there. Keep =
reading, the others might have the time to post a lengthy reply, I don't =
right now.  Good Luck.

Kevin.
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  From: Michael Bloom=20
  To: pianotech@ptg.org=20
  Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 2004 8:45 AM
  Subject: What is the best way to become a Piano Technician?


  Hi,

  I have been looking out on the net and reading this list for a while.  =
I=20
  also have a book "Piano Tuning - a simple and accurate method for=20
  amateurs".  I have read through it and have done some regulation on my =
own=20
  piano and been looking at other pianos to see if I could figure out =
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  was wrong. (Haven't changed anyone else's yet though).

  I was wondering what the best way to continue learning how to do =
tuning,=20
  regulation and voicing, etc.  I live in Montana and there are no =
schools=20
  that I could go to in order to learn.  I am also confused about the=20
  certification process and what the final goal should be.

  Any direction you could give me would be very greatly appreciated.

  thanks,
  michael bloom
  Missoula, MT
  michael.bloom@umontana.edu


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