>Has anyone had experience with this sort of situation? Any feedback greatly >appreciated. > >Bruce Greig No more than a thousand times or so. Try measuring the crown where the tonal problem is, rather than where it isn't and you'll probably get a correlation between crown, bearing, and tone problem. It's probably the board. Having the non-technician dealer look at is good protocol, but probably pointless, considering how many professional technicians don't know all that much about soundboards, it's unlikely that the dealer will consider it anything but a voicing problem. You have to give him a chance though. Notify M&H after you've gathered all the information you can and let them know there's a problem. I don't get new M&H in this area, so I don't know if the company believes in soundboard problems or not. Too many others do not. Good luck. Ron N
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