Damper trimming

[Terry]

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Patrick wrote:

"....the instrument unpacked at the dealership is a customizable kit,=20
and that the management will employ the most highly skilled voicers and=20
regulators, and allow them as much time as possible to polish the=20
 semiprecious rock into an incredible gem. Customized to the particular=20
 purchaser's needs, dreams, and potential."

Oh geeeezzzz, where's my tall rubber boots when I need them?=20
Were you a marketing major in college?   ;-)

This sounds a lot more like the factory making excuses to get the =
product out the door with as little prep as possible. Period.

IMHO.

Terry Farrell

> On Jan 21, 2005, at 7:47 AM, James Grebe wrote:
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> > If this is true, then why do not pianos come from the factory with=20
> > this accomplished?
> >
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> Sometimes when one attends a Steinway (and a few other manufacturers=20
> too) class on instrument preparation they manage to convey the message =

> that the instrument unpacked at the dealership is a customizable kit,=20
> and that the management will employ the most highly skilled voicers =
and=20
> regulators, and allow them as much time as possible to polish the=20
> semiprecious rock into an incredible gem. Customized to the particular =

> purchaser's needs, dreams, and potential. That's the dealership that's =

> paying for the work, not the factory.
> Alas, sometimes the dealership may not have done 100% of this prep=20
> work, and then it becomes the customer's responsibility to hire=20
> someone's services to actuate the instrument's potential.
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> Patrick Draine

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