Upright damper work - newbe....Thanks Terry

[Farrell]

Concert situation? Sure. But my point is that any piano where the player is trying to play well - and especially where the player is practicing and trying to improve his/her skills, IMHO, is a performance piano!

So even the Kimball console that little Suzie-Six-Year-Old plays is a performance piano because she is trying to play better. If the action centers are tight, if the key bushings are too loose, if the dampers are poorly regulated - Suzie's progress is going to be slowed. Nothing on her piano is broken, but it does need lots of fixing.

Terry Farrell
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  From: Julia Gottshall 

  That's true if your piano is serving strictly a utilitarian role. If it is a performance piano (meaning any piano where good performance is desired/appreciated), then that rule breaks down quickly.

  Yes you are right, how true, I do hardly any concert work, that makes sense

  SNIP
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