Assessing bearing on Ivers and Pond 1904 upright. Advice sought.

[pianotune05@comcast.net]

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I'm sure I'll be a heavy hitter too eventually, well actually, I am.  I give the key a strong blow when setting a string. ;)
Marshall


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From: "Farrell" <mfarrel2@tampabay.rr.com> 

".... but of course I know I haven't arived yet as everyone else has."

AHHHHHHHHHHHHH!  I don't think I are arrived yet!

Terry Farrell

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> I wanted to thank everyone for their help thus far.  I didn't respond 
> earlier because we're still having trouble with our comcast.
> 
> I am curious as to why some are so particular about felting verses cracking 
> the unisons.  Among this and other items, I feel as if my newness to the 
> trade equates itself to newness as in just picking up the tuning lever for 
> the first time.  From what I"ve been told so far, I'm doing quite well in 
> the tuning aspects and of course I have to learn other aspects, but I do 
> have an understanding of tuning thus far.  As for partials, I quite 
> interested in them.  My lack of scientific inclination shouldn't equal lack 
> of knowledge in tuning.  Why would I have my first paid tuning if I were 
> just truly a newbe" at this.  I beleive I'm past the green stage of tuning, 
> but of course I know I haven't arived yet as everyone else has.  This 
> response came from a p rivate post I received earlier about felts and 
> cracking unisons, not intended to lash at anyone, just state my mind and 
> where I am with tuning etc.
> Marshall
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