Yamaha Celesta Repair

[Joel Jones]

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On 4/5/02 11:29 AM, "JARickson@AOL.COM" <JARickson@AOL.COM> wrote:

> This almost sounds like something big and heavy (maybe even a human) fell=
 on
> the keyboard, since all the black keys (which are obviously the highest p=
art
> of the keyboard and the first receivers of a blow) are sitting low.  Coul=
d you
> see if they were all snapped in the middle?
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> Jim Rickson=20
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> P.S. sorry so late!

Jim,=20
I never found the source of the problem, but I regulated the action so it
played with good response.   Your suggestion that something fell on the
black keys is possible, however the lowest CDEF and one octave above were
also low.  Nothing was broken and the glue joints all were holding.
    There is a sticker with an adjustment groumet  that allowed me to take
up the =8Clost motion=B9 which raised the level of the keys.  If you haven=B9t
seen the action of the Yamaha Celesta, you will feel very comfortable.  The
action has felt  hammers, whippens etc.
    Thanks for your input.;
Joel
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Joel & Connie Jones
9 Springwood Circle
Madison, WI  53717
608 - 833 - 1488
FAX 608 - 833 - 6724


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