---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment Try tightening all screws, including the ones underneath securing the= bridge. Andrew At 02:03 PM 9/2/2005, you wrote: >Hello everyone. I=92m new on this=20 >list. Hopefully some of you can offer some=20 >advice about this=85I=92ve only been tuning for=20 >about 2 =BD years and I=92m trying to learn to do=20 >small repairs as I come across them. This is=20 >something I don=92t know how to fix, and I=92d=20 >rather ask than cause damage by trying something=20 >that might be bad for the piano. > >A piano I tuned today is buzzing around the=20 >middle of the soundboard in the bass=20 >section. It buzzes loudest when I play C#3 and=20 >buzzes a little on a couple of other notes. I=20 >looked and can=92t find any cracks in the=20 >soundboard, but it sounds like wood on=20 >wood. The buzz stops completely when I apply=20 >pressure to the top of the soundboard and also=20 >if I push up on the ribs in that area. The=20 >client just bought this piano brand new about=20 >three weeks ago. The brand is River. It=92s=20 >under warranty, and I=92m wondering whether he=20 >should just send it back and get another one. > >I felt bad having to tell the client that his=20 >brand new piano is buzzing, and I wish there was=20 >something I could do to fix it. Would some sort=20 >of really thin shims work? How about just=20 >trying to get some glue above the ribs in that=20 >area? Any advice you can give me would be appreciated. > >Take care, >Brandon Robertson ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/5f/e9/92/b9/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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