String replacement under overstrung area

Marcel Carey mcpiano at videotron.ca
Mon Jul 10 21:26:47 MDT 2006


Joe,
 
The only thing I don't agree with your answer is the "and turn out each
pin a full 3 turns!". I would never do that on an old upright. I always
use a "dummy pin" to do the coils and turn the pins in the piano only 1
full turn.
 
 
Marcel Carey, RPT
Sherbrooke, QC
 

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Objet : Re: String replacement under overstrung area


Hi  Michelle,
First remove broken string and turn out each pin a full 3 turns!
Then loosen a few bass strings that are in the neighborhood of the
bridge pins of D4 so that you can pull the loosened bass strings out of
the way as you work.  <snip> 

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