Rick said: "Joe, Sounds kind of risky, this is a concert pianist/teacher who hears every little thing. Am I risking screwing up dampers that are doing just fine at the moment? Rick, I have not found that to be the case. Of course, "easy does it", is appropriate here. ie don't drive tacks with a sledge hammer.<G> This may cure some of the problems. After all, we're only talking shifting the guide rails "slightly" to the right, (treble). I usually use my 3/4" rubber mute wedge(s) to do the wedging. Other time, I used a block of wood and a wooden shim. That time I loosened the screws of the guide rails and simply "Hand" wedged it. No hammer needed!<G> If it screws up the other dampers, then it is reversible.<G> Best Regards, Joe Garrett, RPT, (Oregon) Captain, Tool Police Squares Are I
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