Bob Davis rote, 1/25: <<One more thing about inertia - no matter how carefully we work, it's naturally graduated from bass to treble in all pianos. This means that one area is likely to be more of a problem than others. My experience has been that the high bass - low tenor gets complaints first. >> Pray tell, Bob, what is the nature of these complaints? Is it in the touch, the tone? If in the tone, what suggested to you that lightening the hammers (instead of working with the texture of their striking surfaces) was the answer? <<Sigh, more of this "judgment" thing.>> Pass the judgements,please, and Gee, Mom, the gravity sure tastes great on my mashed polemics. Bill Ballard RPT NH Chapter, PTG "We mustn't underestimate our power of teamwork." Bob Davis
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