Conrad,
As best as I can remember, yes, you should pursue 'normal' specs
for reg. The biggest exception is the letoff on the silent players. Those
pianos should have a plaque showing the proper letoff for that model. The Disks
I used to see, at a dealer that is now gone, were pretty neat out of the
factory. That one sounds rather messed up.
Michael
Chicago
In a message dated 3/25/2009 12:16:42 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
hoffsoco at luther.edu writes:
heee's baaaack...
On 3/19/09, John Ross <jrpiano at win.eastlink.ca> wrote:
> I notice some manuals are available in PDF form, from the Yamaha site.
> John Ross
I finally got time to get at the Disklavier... (C7 done)
I finally found the right site to download and print off all the PDF
files for the beastie. Thanks, all, for all the help.
This thing dates from 2001, but I don't think any technician has
opened it since.
Dampers are lifting IMMEDIATELY, and lost motion allows for checking
about 1/8" off the rebound rail! A real heavy marshmallow feel. ;-{
The piano identifies itself as a MX1Z. May I assume that the piano
should be regulated according to "normal" specs? I don't see anything
in those Disklavier manuals re: piano regs.
--
Conrad Hoffsommer, RPT
Luther College
Decorah, IA
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