Brian, There may very well be a workable method to repair this string, but why open that can of worms? The party responsible for the error needs to receive effective negative feedback - how else can they learn? And you need to keep the responsibility for the quality of the string where it belongs - in THEIR lap, not yours. If we all just silently fixed our supplier's mistakes, they'd really be justified in saying "Gee, we've never had that problem before!" just my 2c Mike On 9/3/2010 5:38 PM, Brian Doepke wrote: > > Hello, > > Is there a correct procedure to unwind a single wound string winding > when the supply house sends you a replacement that is 1.5 inches too > long…and still be able to install the string with its vitality > intact…and not have the string go dead.? > > /Brian P. Doepke -RPT, M.Mus./ > > */A.A.A. Piano Works, LLC/* > > */Piano Tuning + Service/* > > */www.aaapianoworks.com/* >
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