When at Oberlin last summer, something very simple was shown to us to
focus tone and increase sustain mildly. Hypo-oiler acetone down at the
staple section...enough to where it's almost saturated but not creaping up
to the shoulders as best as you can control it. It had a suprisingly nice
effect.
Paul
"Ken and Sharon Schneider" <1stpianoman at mchsi.com>
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I was thinking of some mild juicing but I was did not want to change the
timbre a lot.
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What do you mean "build up"?
David Love
www.davidlovepianos.com
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I have several customers that own Steinway D's in there home and from time
to time are interested in having me re-voice their pianos to build up the
area of the killer octave. I am reluctant to do this because the pianos
sound very even going thru these areas. Does the Pianotec treble tone
resonator work in situations such as this? Are there any negative side
effects to it at all?
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