Ron N. posted me an edited version of a newsletter article he wrote some time ago "It ain't the fall I mind, so much; it's the sudden stop." The article reminded me that I deal with the broader question I deal with more and more probably four times a week; a question that will likely increase and not decrease as the "Piano Boomers" near their ultimate fate. When someone is trying to clean out their house, or another person is seeking a piano for their children to learn on; what advice do you give provide the initial callers as a choice between the (not) fixer-upper "Piano Boomer" and a better piano? Use professional mover to haul to the Dump? Service? Repair? Destroy? Rebuild? Newer Used? Digital? Kindest Regards, Garret -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20080728/ff3246db/attachment.html
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