Links

• Makes, serial numbers, and other infoIt is best to do an Internet search for this information.
• Dallas Chapter of the Piano Technicians Guild tells about our local Chapter. It includes dates for upcoming meetings, seminars and conventions. It lists our members and their phone numbers and other items of interest.
• Piano Technicians Guild gives information about the Piano Technicians Guild.
• Info on regulation and voicing This site has some pertinent items that mine is lacking at present.
• Dampp Chaser Electronics for humidity control. I am a certified installer and highly recommend them.
• Kawaii shows their product line and information about the use of ABS plastic in their actions.
• Renner is a site that shows some of the best technicians’ tools and also describes Renner parts and shows an actual moving action model.
• Steinway Just about everything you ever
  wanted to know about Steinway Pianos is located here.
• Yamaha has a good site and shows their many products.
• Ergonomics of piano playing Features a slide show presented at BPAMT International Conference in 2001 by Richard Beauchamp
• Hubble Why not check some photos that are way out there?
• Bradford Robotic Telescope
• KERA You can search for programs from this fine PBS Channel
• Music Files This site “Classical Music Archives” has mp3 as well as midi files. You can register as a free subscriber or pay by the year. Includes amateur and professional quality performances. Downloads are at no additional charge. A radio station is also included.
• Rhapsody.com has high end music from cds. Their free account allows listening to 25 songs per month; a complete symphony or concerto only counts as one song.
• Mesquite Symphony This is the orchestra that has kept me playing the past 20 yrs. although I haven’t played with them in over a year. I have played the violin in Church a few times.