CRESCENDO GRAND PUNCHINGS

[Avery Todd]

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Hey, Andre,

Keep on keeping on!! :-)

Avery

At 12:43 PM 5/7/05, you wrote:

>On 7-mei-05, at 16:37, David Skolnik wrote:
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>>It would seem to me that the reason this material is unsuitable for the=20
>>back rail is not for any dimensional instability but rather its=20
>>inadequate noise abatement.  The more I say, the more I suspect I should=
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>>read the article.
>
>
>"This material"  is made of the highest quality Wurzen felt possible.
>These guys at that factory are very experienced. They can make felt of all=
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>kinds of density.
>We already have back rail felt and it is available in whatever density=20
>'the customer' wants.
>Actually, a revolution takes place because we are changing all the woven=20
>fabrics under the keyboard to the highest quality Wurzen FELT (and on=20
>other parts as well).
>That means that regulation will become more stable for a longer time.
>A more stable regulation automatically means a more efficient way of the=20
>transfer of energy.
>A more efficient transfer of energy automatically means a maximum output=20
>which means a bigger tone.
>A bigger tone, caused by just a better transfer of energy asks for less=20
>voicing which means a preservation of power in the hammer head.
>In other words : For just a few insignificant dollars you can get a better=
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>tone in your piano.
>
>There is another thing we should be aware of :
>Improvements and renewals in any kind of industry have always caused=20
>opposition and counteractions.
>In an industry like the piano industry, renovations are few and scarce.=20
>That means even more heavy opposition!
>
>More renovations will follow soon though.
>
>*(; >))
>
>friendly greetings
>from
>Andr=E9 Oorebeek
>
>www.concertpianoservice.nl
>
>"Where music is no harm can be"
>
>
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