Hi Jerry: There are some things in good high resonance pianos that cannot be fixed. You have to do what Microsoft does. Make a feature out of it. It's the same phenomena as the E6 on a Baldwin Hamilton. Only the the goos piano have this. Jim Coleman, Sr. On Tue, 20 Jan 1998, Jerry Hunt wrote: > On a 14 year old Yamaha G3, customer called complaining of some dampers > in the middle not damping. On investigation, discovered that the ringing > on was not from the note being played (there were about 4 in the center > of the piano), but was coming from un-muted trebles. Re-tuned 3 trebles, > eliminating most of the ringing. However, there was one not (F# 46) that > still produced noticeable ring in F# 70. Retuned this note, no change, > tried lowering pitch, sounded worse; raised pitch, sounded worse; > returned note to tune. This is the first un-damped note. > > I would appreciate any tips on how this ringing might be eliminated or > at least reduced (damping duplex didn't make any difference). > > Thanks in advance. > > Regards, > > Jerry Hunt >
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