[pianotech] Yamaha Hammer Suggestion

[Steven Hopp]

Sorry guys,

 

I don't mean to overreact but this job is hanging over my head - no pun intended.  Ron and all thank you for your help and I will try to see it for what it is worth.  No amount of money could purchase this knowledge.  I just worry that my questions will be worded so poorly that I will sound more stupid than I am.  Although I am realizing how much I don't know but I am learning.  Chalk what I said up to a bad morning and a too quick response.  Thank you and I will take all responses from here at face value and use what I can.  Forgive me.

 

Steven Hopp

Midland, Tx 
 
> Date: Fri, 5 Feb 2010 11:44:52 -0600
> From: rnossaman at cox.net
> To: pianotech at ptg.org
> Subject: Re: [pianotech] Yamaha Hammer Suggestion
> 
> Jim Busby wrote:
> 
> > Everyone’s friendly here, well , except maybe Ron… <G> 
> > (Just kidding. Ron’s the best.)
> 
> Yea, yea, yea... I'm not at all hard on people who have every 
> right and excuse to not know anything about pianos. I likely 
> don't know anything about what they do for a living either. 
> Anyone selling their services as a qualified piano tech, 
> however, should have some idea what they're doing and be eager 
> to learn as much as they can to improve their knowledge on a 
> day to day basis. Someone needs to point this out once in a 
> while, get past the stone wall of Victorian propriety, and get 
> straight to the meat of the subject. We can all stand around 
> in clumps, congratulating ourselves on our social skills and 
> techniques of artfully saying nearly nothing of any use as 
> inoffensively and "properly" as is possible, or we can attempt 
> to exchange the best information we can get our hands on as 
> honestly and efficiently as possible, to our mutual benefit. I 
> prefer door #2. Keep the massage, let's have a look at the 
> schematic - in clumps or otherwise.
> 
> Ron N
 		 	   		  
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