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It's important to tune your own piano first, time and time again and become proficient. Take everyone else's advice too, but do your own. In the modern context however, the industry really does have to change to make the music ...
Hello Jovanni, Just curious as to why your parents said piano servicing was unstable. Maybe because it takes a long time to build the business? It will take years. I will suggest you take up the offer of having a mentor. It does ...
Hi Jovanni, First, welcome to the PTG! And congratulations on making the choice to start your journey. Several thoughts on your post that I feel are relevant: I don't believe the piano industry is shrinking at nearly the ...
Hi Jovanni: Welcome to the Piano Technicians Guild forum. You are correct in your assessment of current conditions. In my opinion, the influx of imported pianos has hurt the rebuilding business, and that has reduced the opportunities ...
I will get on that right away Ed! 😀 ------------------------------ [Don] [McKechnie,] [RPT] [Piano Technician] [dmckech@ithaca.edu] [Home 607.277.7112] ------------------------------ ...
Don- Perhaps you could return to Google AI and ask "Does any if this matter when shimming a loose harpsichord tuning pin, and if so, where can I get a grant?" ------------------------------ Ed Sutton ed440@me.com (980) 254-7413 ...
Alan, Please post your thoughts on this subject when you are finished with your project. I have never heard of using archival paper as well so I'm sure many of us will be interested in hearing the results. I asked the question ...
Alan-Most drawing pads are now "acid free" which is either "100% cotton/rag" or "buffered" (which has some wood fiber with chemical to reduce acidity.) read the label. Or get "Resume" grade stationery that is "100% rag." Look for ...