---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment Chuck, I had this problem on a newish instrument in the same section, where the=20 dampers are funny-shaped to avoid frame contact. I removed the damper, ma= ssaged=20 a little bit of teflon powder very gently into the felt with a nail file,=20 then made certain that the damper was coming down as directly as possible on= the=20 string.. The zing was gone. Dave Stahl In a message dated 3/5/04 7:07:26 PM Pacific Standard Time,=20 chchristus@earthlink.net writes: > Good Folks, > =20 > On an Estonia 190 (6=E2=80=993=E2=80=9D), am experiencing damper zing at G= 2, (second note=20 > up from tenor break, if memory serves..) in a bad way. Damper seems to be= =20 > coming down on a node (?). Surrounding notes are ok. > Archive research suggests the following: > 1) Add weight to underlever > 2) Tilt damper head one way or t=E2=80=99other (as Dr. Wisner recent= ly also=20 > suggested) > 3) Re-configure damper felt on the head to possibly avoid node > 4) Voice damper felt > =20 > Have tried #2 and #4, with no success. Am not sure #1 is proper cure for=20 > this new piano, as it will presumably change touchweight unevenly. Could=20= try=20 > #3, if other courses of attack don=E2=80=99t present themselves, but am no= t sure what=20 > new configuration of felt might work best. > =20 > Can anyone suggest other means, or point me in the right direction here? >=20 ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/5e/73/0e/76/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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