Ooooo... this could be interesting... I assume you mean lower the tension of the stringing scale to handle a (an assumed) higher pitch ? But lowering tension has other consequencies as well.... I look forward to the responses RicB Carl Meyer wrote: >I've agreed to restring a Viennese action grand piano. I've forgotten the >brand, the atlas doesn't list it anyway. Of course I told him it wasn't >worth doing etc etc, but he wants it done. Bought it at auction and wants >to take lessons. Yada yada yada. > >I'd like to rescale it to allow it to be tuned to a440. If anyone can tell >me what pitch they were tuned at originally I can use pscale to scale it so >that the total tension will be the same at 440 as it was at what ever the >original pitch was. I did this for an old Collard & Collard recently. >Worked out okay. > >It's now at two half steps flat of 440. > >Anybody know what the typical pitch was for these or must I use a diving >rod? > >Thanks > >Carl Meyer Ptg assoc >Santa Clara, Ca. > >_______________________________________________ >pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives > > >
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