>You are RIGHT. It should be _smallest_ difference... > > Newton >> >From: Newton Hunt <nhunt@optonline.net> >> >...The setting which provides the greatest difference between up and >>down weight >> is >> > the correct spread. >> >>I thought the ideal was to have the friction as low as possible and the >> upweight as close as possible to the downweight so that the key "stays with >> the finger" on return. >> >> Ed Ed, Newton, List, I'm not certain that is correct either. Having the spread of the numbers too close together *or* too far apart does not create the ideal frictional dynamics for that great response. here's one reference: After Touch, 50 Point Guide To Grand Regulation, Part XXIV by David Pitsch, RPT PT Journal, October 1982, page 19 & 21 Keith McGavern, RPT Oklahoma Baptist University Saint Gregory's University Shawnee, Oklahoma, USA
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