We discussed the new Yamahahaha GB-1 a while back. This is the piano that is basically a GA-1 but with 6 bichords north of the break instead of funky, low tension, heavy plain wire trichords. I said I'd report on the second tuning. This is a much better piano than the GA-1 (I tune both in my travels). For it's size and class, it's a decent enough little grand. I did NOT find the wild instability in the low tenor that the GA-1 tends to get. In fact, the bass and the tenor bichords held up very well. I'm finding pianos sharp the last couple of weeks which, I assume, is because we've had a sloppy wet spring. The middle of the piano was about 10 cents sharp and the lower treble was 4 or 5 cents flate, high treble close to pitch, bass nearly dead-on. This is a second "Yamaha Service Bond" tuning and I first tuned this right-out-of-the-box-new piano three months ago. This is my report. That is all... We now return you to your regular, hum-drum* lives. Alan Barnard Salem, Missouri *Bongos with a kazoo attachment? -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20060516/8ca010f0/attachment.html
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