Fender Rhodes question

[Robin Stevens]

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 I know from the few I have done is to rotate the coil with your fingers =
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push or pull the the way you want to flatten or raise the pitch.=0D
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Robin Stevens ARPT=0D
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Date: 10/23/05 08:31:11=0D
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Subject: Re: Fender Rhodes question=0D
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> Hi Avery.=0D
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> How do you slide the coil without touching the tine? The coils on both=0D
> Rhodes I tuned were pretty tight.=0D
> I did try using a small flat head screwdriver to gently slide the coil=0D
> as to not break the tines however my fingers seemed to work best.=0D
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> What's the best technique?=0D
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> Thanks in advance for your advice.=0D
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> Aart=0D
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I tried tapping the coils with a screwdriver, but ended up grabbing=0D
them with my fingers. Small movements are easy if you turn the coil=0D
as you move it. It's been a while, but I don't recall any particular=0D
problems with heat changing pitch. Maybe Avery has hotter phalanges=0D
than I do, or I wasn't that picky then.=0D
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Ron N=0D
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