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http://www.petrichspianoshop.com
PETRICH'S PIANO SHOP
(206) 324-5055
Dean has a database of nearly 3000
customers, owns over 150 pianos, and moves, tunes, repairs and rents pianos
weekly.
If you would like a piano, Dean
has pianos for sale, for rent, for trade, and for free. (The free
ones don't work.)
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So me, Dean, how did you start tuning pianos?
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So You
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How to Move a Piano by Yourself with the Wrong Equipment
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place.
I haul away old pianos.
(206) 324-5055
"Island Living" section of the South Whidbey Record, Wednesday, December 15, 2004:
"He Lives Life Like He Keeps
His Pianos: A Finely Tuned Instrument"
The Whidbey Examiner, Thursday, January 5, 2012, by Toni Grove
"Musician Cares for Orphaned Uprights"
"How to Dismantle a Piano for Salvage"
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