Dear Friends, After finally getting on the list, I see what I was missing. I now have a new regular to my daily e mail routine. On sticking dampers; I have been seeing many pianos, even new ones, with loose underlever leads. They can click, and become partially or completely dislodged, causing the problem. I would like some input on this: I have a customer with a circa 1923 Bluthner. He really loves the piano, and we recently restrung it with beautiful results. However, now the action is developing problems, and the piano really needs new hammers. Rather than just hand new hammers nad recondition the action, what would be the feasibility of having a new keyframe made, and retrofitting a new action stack? has anyone done this on a Bluthner, or on a piano with a similar action? This action is so obsolete; yet I know how wonderful it would sound driven by a new action. Or, are there any other alternatives. I would appreciate your input. bmishkin@ix.netcom.com
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