New Hammers on Old Piano

Farrell mfarrel2 at tampabay.rr.com
Sat Oct 14 18:36:54 MDT 2006


Yes, that appears to be the case with the pinblock in the piano I am working on. The plate side flange goes between the case and the stretcher - the pinblock sits in a up-side-down bowl of sorts (the plate).

Terry Farrell
    Hi Del/ Terry
      No board.  I'm keeping it original.  It's in really good shape.  The mouse's ruined the pin block.  The pins were really tight but then I realized they were treated with that organically produced pin tightener.......Urine-tune?
      Dale 

  Again, check. You may be able to drop the pinblock out of the piano without removing the whole plate/soundboard assembly. I replaced the block in my 9' JB without removing much of anything.

  Del
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