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Hi Jon,
My reaction to similar situations has been to get out the single voicing
needle. Three stabs, at a very low angle, heading from about 1:30, 12:00,
10:30, each going more or less through the center of the contact point.
Seems to work well and last (depending on age of materials, etc).
--
Regards,
Fred Sturm
University of New Mexico
http://music.unm.edu/about/staff_members/fred_s_sturm.php
A mind is not a vessel to be filled, but a fire to be kindled.
On 10/25/04 1:51 PM, "Jon Page" <jonpage@comcast.net> wrote:
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>> >Don't forget an email to Steinway.
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> Once I got them off the rail I found a stamped date: 30. Marz, 1987.
> Looks like they're Hamburg. They didn't look that old either.
>
> Bolstering did not attenuate the noise significantly from an undercut
> sample.
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> I trimmed-down an Exacto blade to make a narrow swath.
>
> The buckskin is not overly hard, it's just the firm contact with the rep
> lever.
> Even with replacing the buckskin I might opt to leave glue out from the
> area
> under the upstop screw. Undercutting seems to suit the bill, for now
> anyway.
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> Jon Page
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