Let off

Newton Hunt nhunt@optonline.net
Mon, 08 Apr 2002 17:27:33 -0400


Hi Rogério,

Let-off and backchecking are not directly related to each other.  One is
independent of the other.  Changing one will not effect the other.

Except that if the backcheck catches the hammer on it's way to the
string let-off may appear to be later than it actually is.

		Newton


> Rogério Cunha wrote:
> 
> Newton
> 
> Could you compare let off distance and back check distance?
> I think that a good let off is obtained when the back check is in a
> good position, because if the back check is much to the front, the
> hammer will block without the let off.
> Rogerio Cunha
> Rio de Janeiro - Brasil
> IC Member of the Piano Technicians Guild
> http://hpp.ajato.com.br/rogeriocunha
> 
>


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