Very likely no one will know the difference at all. Few can hear the difference in such small improvements when the piano is being played or is two or three years old. Improvements are good but small ones are usually for our own benefit, "Gee whiz, look at this". Go improve but don't expect grandiose changes. Small steps, small steps, eventually makes a journey of a thousand miles. Newton Richard Adkins wrote: > > I'm reading this with interest. What > do you suppose a modern piano/scale > would sound like with this pure tone > wire? Or has someone tried it already? > I mean, like Steinway/Baldwin/Yamaha,etc. > > Wouldn't the higher tensioned scales make > it less desirable? Also, do we want the > sound to be that "pure", or will we all > be saying, "Well, I doesn't sound like > a Steinway/Baldwin/Yamaha (whatever)...etc anymore?" > > Woud concert pianist that we all serve accept > the sound of the "pure wire", or will they > miss the transient/complex harmonics? > > I guess I"d have to order some to find out > for myself, huh? No time right now. > > Richard
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