>... -- the >damper stop rail! It had worked its way up too high, and without it >being in its proper place, the sostenuto & dampers were totally >messed up. Once it was lowered to proper specs the sostentuto worked >perfectly!... >Patrick Patrick, List, I certainly don't claim to be a super tech, but I fail to see how having the damper stop rail too high would in any fashion mess up the dampers, and/or the operation of the sostenuto system. All I can envision happening with the damper rail being as you have described is the dampers clunking back down on the keys with aggressive playing. Care to offer more information as to how this could be, please? Keith McGavern Registered Piano Technician Oklahoma Chapter 731 Piano Technicians Guild USA
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