tax deductions?

Ryan Sowers pianorye@yahoo.com
Thu, 23 Sep 2004 19:04:01 -0700 (PDT)


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Dwaine,
 
Was it the sciatic nerve, perhaps? 
 
I certainly did not say that everyone should own a grand. But one might seriously consider upgrading from an under-maintained '1979  Kimball console to a good quality 48" studio piano, or a decently refurbished vintage upright. 
 
Look, my job is to help people get more enjoyment out of their piano-playing experience. Many folks just don't know how mediocre their pianos are! If all you eat is fast food your whole life you might forget what a good home-cooked meal tastes like! 
 
If you want you're child to learn wood carving, don't go out and buy some old rusty chisels. If you want your child to experience art, don't provide a tool that will unnecessarily slow, or stunt progress. 
 
Sincerly,


Hechler Family <dahechler@charter.net> wrote:
Ryan,

Boy have you hit a major nerve with me.

Based on your comment, everyone should upgrade to a grand. Nearly 99 
percent of my business is the pianos you mentioned below. If which 99 
percent have no space for a grand or don't want a grand. And to top 
things off, I own an antique player piano which is a Story & Clark which 
I feel is a good quality instrument. Finally, I also rebuild antique 
pump organs which are not upgradeable.

So please keep your blanket statements to yourself.

P.S. I recently acquired a player piano rebuilt job for a Gulbransen piano.

Ryan Sowers wrote:



> Very frequently I am encouraging people to upgrade their spinet, 
> consoles, and worn-out uprights. How could I do this in good faith if 
> I don't personally value the instrument enough to warrant owning a 
> good quality one.

-- 
Duaine Hechler
Piano, Player Piano, Organ, Pump Organ
Tuning, Servicing & Rebuilding
Associate Member of the Piano Technicians Guild
Reed Organ Society Member
St. Louis, MO 63034
(314) 838-5587
dahechler@charter.net

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Pianova Piano Service
Olympia, WA
		
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