---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment Not too lucky, though. It did come back! :-( > Sometimes we just get lucky. Congratulations! > Dale However, a dealer tech was here over the weekend (I was out of town for 4 days) doing a little voicing at the request of a faculty member and he was able to find it. Long story short, it turned out to be, what he called, one of the screws that are used on the cheek block guides. A small, black, 1" long screw. He said it might have even been there since from the factory. Somehow, somehow it had gotten back to and wedged under the edge of the low tenor bridge in the area where the longest treble strings are on the hitch pins. He found it by pressing down on the board in that area (it got worse) then from underneath, pressing upward of the board and it got better. They took off the lid to see better and he finally saw it and managed to get it loose with a flexible rod of some kind and get it out with a magnet. I was correct about the area the buzz was coming from and the fact that the sound HAD to be something on the board. I JUST COULDN'T FIND IT!!! :-) Thanks to all those who offered suggestions. Your help was much appreciated. Now all I have to deal with on that instrument is the possible "damage" that might be done to it in that pianist's faculty recital tonight, all contemporary American music. The composers are: Kenneth Frazelle, Stephen Albert, Charles Griffes, John Corigliano and Aaron Kernis. One (the Kernis, I believe) involves a foot on the keyboard and a lot of arm banging on the keys! That's music???? He even asked me to attend the concert and touch up during intermission! Regards, Avery >>> >>>Thanks Tom &everyone else, >>> >>> >>>I just took the air-compressor in and blew it out good. Didn't see a >>>thing, though. However, yesterday's buzz is no longer there! Wierd. >>>Maybe I just moved whatever it was around enough that it's in a dead >>>spot on the board! :-) Anyway, it's gone for now. Hopefully it won't >>>come back. >>> >>> >>>Thanks everyone. >>> >>> >>>Avery ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/caut.php/attachments/a8/ea/6b/3e/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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