This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment Hi again.... Can't imagine one can expect much stability from a piano in a church up = =3D north without any humidity control. But I suppose you are suggesting =3D that it is significantly less stable that other pianos at other =3D churches? Tell us more. How much does pitch range? Does it go up and =3D down, or only down? Does it change evenly across the scale? Does it stay = =3D near pitch, but individual strings go off one way or another? How much? = =3D Do the strings seem to render easily? Do the tuning pins have 500+ =3D inch-pounds of arm-fracturing, wrench-bending, tip-breaking, =3D bench-busting torque? Pins are good and tight...renders easy...across the scale it goes sharp = consistantly towards middle octaves and then all the way to the = top....unisons are normal...chords fiarly normal...it just seems like = somebody pulled the whole piano higer in pitch, even though I tuned it = to 440.[with SAT] They have another piano in another part of the church...an old Canadian = made upright...every two years it gets tuned...does not have the same = problem. Strangley enough the minister commented they might have to replace the = piano. Even after I suggested the much less expensive Damp Chaser. Yes = the church is inconsistant with its air/heat system and control. I just = thought it might be this piano. Its by far the worst of all in similar = situations. Thanks all!! Richard....Canadian eh ! ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/11/50/2b/72/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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