>...I think that what happened for Patrick is that, in correcting one >thing, he >got caught in a loop which began with improper original installation and >regulation - one which did not come to light until he started getting >things more to where they "should" be. The tip-off was the length of the >trichords, and what he had to do to compensate for it... >Horace Horace, List, Having re-read his original post: S&S sustenuto: Help!, http://www.ptg.org/cgi-bin/mfs/usr/local/clients/ptg/home/public_html/archive/pi anotech?link=http://www.ptg.org/archive/pianotech.php/2001/v2001.n164&file=/usr/loca l/clients/ptg/home/public_html/archive/pianotech.php/2001/v2001.n164&line=478#mfs I had concluded the same thing. One of Patrick's statements, "I'm knee deep in trouble after deciding to tweak the damper lift on a ~12 year old S&S M." From that decision thereon, other things began to develop that created that "loop". Not that you and I haven't ever done that ourselves, neh? Regards, Keith McGavern Registered Piano Technician Oklahoma Chapter 731 Piano Technicians Guild USA
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