---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment One quick question for you more experienced techs out there. . . I have a 7' Schimmel on consignment in the store I work for that needs some radical changes in the voicing. To the request of the previous owner, the bass and upper treble sections have been voiced down considerably. Unfortunately, the tooner used fabric softener as well as excessive steam, as I'm guessing from the shrinkage. I have just spent a couple weeks with Boesendorfer in one-on-one voicing training, so I'm comfortable with most voicing jobs, but this is nasty. The top 1/4" or so is as soft as gym socks, it smells like Downy, and there's even a few scorch marks in the bass. Is there any point in trying to save this set of hammers, or should I save myself the agony and just replace them? O.K., now, control your grimaces. :) Elizabeth Heppler, R.P.T. Montana State University - Bozeman ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/caut.php/attachments/69/23/e7/60/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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