Some would say 0.025" is a nice aftertouch. One-eight-inch aftertouch would be on the order of 0.125" - that's huge! TF ----- Original Message ----- When you say spongy, I'm led to think that the front rail punchings are what you're talking about. Try a set of Wurzen felt punchings (http://www.pianofortesupply.com/) and see if that helps. Key dip is typically 10 mm, a bit more than 3/8". Aftertouch might be a little less than 1/8" (of key dip); check for the jacks clearing the knuckles by a 1/32". Tom Cole J W Stein wrote: Hi Folks, Here is a question regarding regulation of aftertouch when depressing keys. When regulation actions, I like to break key movement into eighths. I figure that most normal key depths are 3/8 inches. Thus, the first 2/8 of movement is smooth..then there is that last 1/8 if aftertouch. I like to feel the slight hesistion (clicking feel). However, there are times when that aftertouch feels too spongy regardless of what I do....jack regulations, drop, let off, etc.... About the only thing that seems to help is a slight increase of depth....but why would most keys have the "normal" feel of aftertouch, while a few are unresponsive...????? Any ideas? Jon -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20061104/12e83760/attachment.html
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