Young Chang keys

DougHersh@aol.com DougHersh@aol.com
Mon, 26 Jun 1995 01:25:24 -0400


Dear piano player, I'll bet you get alot of response to your question and
here is my two cents worth. I would start with the obvious which would be to
check the key easing. My experience with that brand has been that the problem
could also be center pin sluggishness. If the keys are staying down partially
then I would check the jack centerpins. Young Chang damper actions are also
known to have tight centerpins. I don't think the damper action would have
anything to do with the keys staying down but I would sure have your
technician check all the center pins, especially if the piano is in a lounge,
resteraunt, etc.
Doug Hershberger

P.S. It is probably obvious to you savy computer people, but I'm new to
pianotech and just wanted to say hello and tell you how much I'm enjoying the
various discussions.



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