Ric I Agree. Same page Dale As far as Kent moving the capstan alone to get a 5.6 ratio... Again... if the capstan placement yields anything close to the above specs... then ok... but if those specs already exist for his 6.5 ratio (which seems unlikely I'll admit but just so) then the roughly 6-8 mm of move that will be needed will force a regulation that will require either a significantly shorter blow, deeper key dip, or more let-of distance to keep the same aftertouch. No way around it.... lowering the ratio will move the action in that direction. If you at least double check your capstan placement with the standard ratio as a guide to see in each case... what harm in that ? I know about Steinways relatively wide window of action regulation parameters. For my part. 10.5 mm and 44.5 blow is the extreme end of low ratios. I dont shoot for outpoints myself. Nor do I see it is necessary in like 95% of the cases I run into. Cheers RicB -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20061030/c9bbdfd9/attachment.html
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