At 05:23 AM 1/1/98 -0700, you wrote: > > Guy, > > Was this piano a Type A, B or C? > Type B is the one >where the pitch moves as soon as you begin to exert pressure on the pin, >before it moves at all in the pinblock. Type B would best describe that piano, Ken. Likely because the last person didn't have a tuning tip that was thin as paper, either. Makes it tough to do any real setting, 'cause the neighbor pin is "not at rest", and the pressure bar is almost touching the lower edge, etc. etc. As soon as the pin is relieved of the friction against these other non-block surfaces, away it goes! Regards, Guy
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