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The e-books are well organized and complete. Although I am not a professional musician, I learned a lot about the art of piano tuning and piano mechanics. I have a much better appreciation for what is going on "under the hood" to make those piano strings resonate harmoniously. The engineer in me would have just wanted to tune each string to its standard theoretical frequency. Now I understand why that is not a good idea and why using your ears is so important to the process. The books are user friendly with recorded sound examples to guide the reader, and the explanations are clear even if English is not the author's first language.
Andrew Walker, Acton Massachusetts, USA

Dear Juan,
I found your book excellent, It is very comprehensive and covers all that a beginner would need to know. Overall it is beautifully presented and I find no fault with it at all. The photographs are very clear and are more than useful to the explanations in the text. It makes me feel confident to have a go myself.
Tom Robinson (England)

Hi Juan,
I have read your book and I think it’s very well written in that it is comprehensive with the right amount of detail and helpful diagrams. For those who want to learn to tune and repair pianos, your book will be very useful.
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