Very normal. No worries. Hold the pedal down and pound on them for a couple of minutes. Helps the process. later, Guy At 10:50 PM 9/22/2005 -0500, you wrote: > >Reinstalled a newly capped and repaired--cantilevered on an apron--bass >bridge today on a Solomon (? Chinese) upright. > >After replacing the bass strings, I brought them up to roughly to pitch >and tuned them to pitch twice. The rest of the piano was then very close >to pitch, so I tuned on up, maybe 2 to 5 cents per string. > >Then I rechecked the bass and found it had dropped a fairly even 10 >cents. Retuned and all is well. BUT ... I panicked a little, thinking the >bridge had lifted or rolled or otherwise failed somehow. But no, >everything looks fine, no separation or anything. > >Does that seem weird? Common? Normal? or what? > >Alan Barnard >Salem, Missouri >
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