> I have always found Kimballs to be problematic. There is just so much > falseness there. I believe that to be caused by poor string termination > points. > My usual goal with all pianos is to get the unisons as absolutely clean > as possible, and when I'm done, going back to listen to see if I can't catch > one that has slipped. I try to listen as high up the harmonic scale as > possible while tuning them. If you want more "color" in your unisons, I > would suggest just waiting a day, they'll already be shifting a little bit > by then > > > >Good Morning. > > Kevin, Very clearly stated!! I usually feel like I'm trying to balance a razor lenghtwise on the edge of a knife when tuning Kimball verticals. Never quite feels right. I struggle with trying to get the easy warmth and fullness that I desire in piano sound out of an instrument that seems intended for different taste. Conflict. Good morning to you, sir! Robin Blankenship
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