DEAD NOTES

Stéphane Collin collin.s@skynet.be
Tue, 10 May 2005 15:07:13 +0200


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Hello Brian.

Just thinking...
Couldn't you remove those two dead hammers and move all hammers above =
those two steps lower ? If the shanks are alike, put the two removed =
shanks at the trebble end, and find two trebble spare hammers to put on. =
 Those are easy to find as there are always some in every new hammer =
set, and in the high trebble you won't notice so quickly that the =
hammers are from another sheep's wool.  If the shanks are not alike =
(trebble ones thinner) you'll have to unglue two hammers, in order to =
put thin shanks in the trebble end.
But why did the former tech overneedle those two hammers ? Is there a =
structural issue causing voicing problems there ?

Best regards.

St=E9phane Collin.
  I have a customer who had her long time technician overdo some =
needling voicing on D42 and D#43.  These two notes are considerably =
"deader" than the surrounding notes.  She does not want to use him =
anymore.

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