-----Original Message----- From: Wade Muncy <wadomuncy at yahoo.com> To: Dale Erwin <erwinspiano at aol.com> Sent: Wed, Jun 8, 2011 8:03 am Hi Dale On another subject, I hung the Ronsen Weickert hammers in my Yamaha C-5 yesterday afternoon. The boring is the best I've ever had. The size of the bore was absolutely perfect for my style of hanging, I could slap about a dozen hammers at a time onto the shanks and line em up before the glue grabbed. All the angles and bore lengths were also perfect. My only (very minor) complaint is no extras, I always like a few just in case. Sometimes I don't have any or I screw up a few. Anyway, they went on fast and looked great. Then I put the action back in my piano to do final alignment, string leveling, and to check out if I wanted to skin or lacquer or anything like that. Well, obviously, the first thing was just to play and listen...after that I never got to second base for any other work. They are unbelievably great. I played for hours, didn't stop until past 9. The pianissimo is truly incredible. If it were on a stage, I would probably like a little more balls at fortissimo, but in my home, I don't think I need that. I might dope or skin the last (highest) half octave, but I think I'll just let them break in naturally. Wade Muncy RPT--Reno -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20110624/e6dfcb6e/attachment.htm>
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