[pianotech] Collard & Collard revisited

[tom]

Subject: Re: [pianotech] Collard & Collard revisited


>     *Subject:* Re: [pianotech] Collard & Collard revisited
> 
>     Second, after a long while, I figured that the piano was - extremely -
>     flat - about 5-6 notes flat.

>     In trying to bring it up to pitch, two bass string sent snap.

>     So I'm assuming, to allow for string stretchage, I need at least two
>     passes.
> 
>     Seeking advice on this kind of pitch raise.

>     Thanks, Duaine
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>     * Don't*
> 
>     *Tom Driscoll*
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 > Why not?
 >
 > Terry Farrell

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Perhaps:

-Fear of the yet undiscovered glue joint failure becoming evident with 
the increased tension? (the incredible folding piano syndrome...)

-Fear of continued string breakage and further loss of originality?

-Fear of finding that the wrestplank simply is no longer up to the task 
of increased tension.


anOn

	
Terry,
What he said---But I'd be satisfied with just plain fear.
Tom Driscoll