Hi List, I am fairly new as a CAUT (o.k. I'm greener than green!) I have a questionfor you: In my private practice days, I would install bass strings as soon as I received them. Now, a dear patron of our music dept has donated a potentially beautiful Steinway L (cir 1932), and when de-stringing I discovered it desperately needs a new pinblock. I had already received the parts and bass strings needed for the restoration. Since my shop is not equipped for "open heart surgery" like pinblock installation, I will be having a rebuilder off campus complete this proceedure and I will do the rest. The question: Do I leave the bass strings coiled up in the box, or should I let them hang straight with the wrapping left on them? It may be a couple of months until the first stage is completed. Thanks for your response. Paul T. Williams RPT University of Nebraska-Lincoln pwilliams4 at unlnotes.unl.edu -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/caut.php/attachments/20060830/acf906b8/attachment.html
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