Crescendos in my piano

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In a message dated 5/30/05 10:54:10 PM Pacific Daylight Time,  
pianoforte@pianofortesupply.com writes:

Dave Stahl   wrote:  
.....I just replaced my not-too-old green punchings with some of  Andre's.  
...  

The is better, too, but I need to tune the piano before I can  really 
accurately assess that end of it.  
 
Dave Stahl


Come on Dave, don't leave us  with a cliff hanger!!!  The what is better?  
Please call in a  piano tuner and give us the end of the story!  <g>



Jurgen,
 
I wondered if I actually posted that, and went back to research what I  
actually said.  Yes, I omitted a rather key word, and I apologize if I kept  anyone 
in suspense...TONE is what I meant to say here.
 
And now that you mention it, I've had a little over a week to play the  
piano.  I touched up the tuning in the killer octave, did a bit of  regulating and 
some una corda voicing.  
 
I will now unabashedly state that my piano sounds and feels better than it  
ever has.  I guess Andre's description of the tone as having more "focus"  
would describe it pretty well.  As a bonus, I can beat the holy crap out of  my 
piano, and it still sounds musical.
 
If you tend to  be skeptical as I do, don't believe me; just buy a bag  and 
try them.  It's cheap considering the huge improvements that are  possible from 
using these little things.
 
Conically yours,
 
Dave Stahl
 
 

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