Grand touch

[Stan Kroeker]

> In addition I find that ... insuring a repetition spring strength on the
>"strong" side does wonders for
> speed, and can contribute to the illusion of lightness of touch.
>
> Richard Brekne
> I.C.P.T.G. N.P.T.F.
> Bergen, Norway

Hi Richard,

If you don't mind, I'd like your views on why 'strong' repetition springs
improve speed (of repetition?).  My experience has been that the stronger
the reps springs are adjusted, the more difficult reliable backckecking
becomes and the more noticeable the 'bump' becomes when hammers are released
from check.

Regards,

Stan Kroeker
Registered Piano Technician