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[Horace Greeley]

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Matthew,

At 08:24 PM 11/8/2004, you wrote:

>Hi again,
>
>I am looking at the single sided cordura plus jensen case for my tuning 
>kit.  Do you all think that would work as a tuning kit?  Do I need to 
>order pallets seperately?

I have used various things like this over time.  My experience is that, in 
general, they work very well if you are not carrying too much - for 
example, tuning, _light_ regulating, _light_ voicing.  Once you get very 
far past that, the relative convenience of the soft case (for me) has been 
outweighed (literally, as well as figuratively) by a cumbersome lack of 
underlying structure...additional pallets allow you to carry more, to be 
sure, they are not small, light or cheap.

Jensen makes very good tools, over all.  They just happen to be made (by 
and large) for folks who work with tools/tool-sets that are more regular 
and predictable in size and shape than most of the tuners I have 
known.  Think of those lovely "masterpiece" tool kits that machinists used 
to make for their tools and jigs as they finished their apprenticeship...a 
place for everything and everything in its place...then ask yourself - does 
my tool kit look like that?

Best.

Horace




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>Thanks
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>Matthew Todd
>Todd Piano Works
>Piano Tuner/Technician
>Tuning - Repairing - Regulating
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