[pianotech] PR follow up

[Gerald Groot]

Not lumping everyone into the same category Ron of asking questions to avoid
answers.  Just one person fits that one.  But, everyone is trying to win and
nobody is conceding.  Typical of disagreements.  I suppose, who cares...  

So, who's right?  

I was also pointing out without saying so that everyone reads these posts
or, most do anyway.  It is silly to condemn someone else for stating an
opinion on the topic because their opinion isn't necessarily the same as
others. Disagree fine.  Condemn to slam, not fine.  Although, we are all
guilty of that latter one at one time or another.  Human nature prevails
during tumultuous times.

Besides, I finally joined in with my own opinion...  

On top of that, I believe strings stretch after being raised a considerable
amount in a PR.  I also believe that the piano has to have a certain amount
of give and take in order for it to take as much tension as is being placed
on the piano during a major pitch raise after not being tuned in say, 20
years or more.  Something is giving to some degree.  What is the question
and how much.

There, you happy now?  :-)  

Jer Groot RPT 


-----Original Message----- 
From: pianotech-bounces at ptg.org [mailto:pianotech-bounces at ptg.org] On Behalf
Of Ron Nossaman 
Sent: Saturday, August 29, 2009 11:38 AM 
To: pianotech at ptg.org 
Subject: Re: [pianotech] PR follow up 

Gerald Groot wrote: 
> Well, all you guys are doing is going back and forth trying to win
something 
> that none of you is willing to concede on except asking questions to avoid

> answers...  Or, at least one of you is anyway.... 

That's right - one. So how is it everyone in a discussion who 
has been making a real attempt to make sense is automatically 
lumped in with the one who refuses to try? I've always 
wondered, since it invariably happens sooner or later in long 
discussions. Discussions where everyone involved is making an 
attempt to make sense tend to be short, and don't draw 
criticism from non-participants. 
Ron N 



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