Barney Ricca posted: >>...By looking at the after-sound, you can get an idea as to whether or not a piano will support certain types of playing: if the sustain isn't there, then nothing you do to the hammers or action will correct the problem...<< I like very much your entire presentation. It increases my understanding greatly. However, there is one thing you said which puzzles me. It is: >>...By plucking, you are largely removing any tonal characteristics which depend on the dynamic level. In addition, you are removing the tonal influence of the action (which is not negligible in playing)...<< Are you saying when played, a regulated piano versus an out-of-regulation piano is negligible when it concerns the dynamic level? Keith A. McGavern, RPT Oklahoma Chapter 731
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