jiffy leads

[paul bruesch]

What's your perception of the family finances vis-a-vis the talent of the
daughter??  Would it be appropriate to suggest they purchase a grand piano?
Depending on the quality of the console she currently practices on, even a
used baby grand may be a big step in the right direction.... It's kind of a
tough call... they might live in a glorious house and be really pinching to
put potatoes on the table and get the kid to lessons, but if you finesse it
well it needn't sting if it's out of the question for them.

Just a suggestion...

Paul Bruesch
Stillwater, MN


On 10/27/07, Brian Doepke <bdoepke at verizon.net> wrote:
>
>  I placed some trial leads on a few keys in a console last week.  I
> received a call today from the owner claiming that the leads are not adding
> the resistance she is looking for.  Actually, her daughter takes lessons
> on a grand piano away from her home, and has the console at home.  She
> want to get the feel more like the grand.
>
>
>
> Is it logical to add another lead to see if that helps?  Or is this
> overkill?
>
>
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> I already tried to have several dampers lift a little earlier , by moving
> the spoon , but that did not add enough resistance either.
>
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