The strings are out of phase with each other and hitting the damper at different times and causing the 'zzit'.+AKA- Replacing the dampers _may_ help the situation but if you adjust the pedal so it just _barely_ ticks the left string it will help a lot more, unless the dampers are hard.+AKA- Make sure the hammers are _perfectly_ filed, traveled burned and spaced.+AKAAoA- Leveling the strings _then_ fitting the hammers to the strings will help a lot also.+AKA- Make sure the dampers are touching the strings evenly, front and back and left and right. +AKAAoACgAKAAoACgAKAAoACgAKAAoACgAKAAoACg- Newton Victor Belanger wrote: > Hello to all, > +AKAAoACgAKAAoACgAKA- I have a question regarding dampers. I have a "D" that I'm working > on, and would like to know if someone could explain this symptom. The > dampers work fine just the way they are, except when I engage the una > corda. There is now a delayed damping effect. Kind of like a "zzzing" after > effect. > +AKAAoACgAKAAoACgAKA- Could it be that the dampers have a particular shape, and with > vibrating only two strings it can't handle that? Is it time to change the > felts? Regulation wise, all seems ok. Any suggestion would be of great help. > I thank you in advance. > Regards. > Victor Belanger
This PTG archive page provided courtesy of Moy Piano Service, LLC