Hi Avery, I should recheck this, but I'm pretty sure it's ok. The strangest thing is that I used to practise on a Baldwin SF10 which had the exact same sound on the exact same note! It drove me crazy. Back then, I replaced the string in hopes that would fix the problem but it didn't. I've read on the list about an article by Susan Kline called "Freshening Strings". I'm not sure if it would help, but I'm really curious about it. Do you know where I can get a copy? Thanks! - John > John, > > After you did that, did you mate the hammer to the strings? > > Avery > >> Hi, >> >> Ever since I bought my piano the G above middle C was mostly >> "untunable" - in that there was a high ringing wave that wouldn't go >> away entirely, but it was tolerable. Actually, many of the notes >> between middle C and the octave above have this sound. >> >> Reading through the list I thought it might have to do with string >> levelling and I noticed the middle string was a bit lower. So I >> pulled it up a bit, really just a bit. Now it's worse :) Not >> tolerable anymore. >> >> I'm desperate for a solution! Any ideas? Thanks. >> >> - John
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