> > I did that once, and found the hammers gained in weight from .1 gram to .5 > grams. > Vinny > Institute Committee member, PTG > <mailto:vince@byu.edu> Ah, the plot thickens, or at least becomes more weighty. So then, how much of the affect of juicing, at least as relates to volume increase, is the result of increased weight, rather than increased hardness? Also, how much of the perceived changes in voicing with humidity changes are attributable to reactions from the hammers, or changes in impedance of the soundboard assembly? There are more factors at work here, it seems, than are immediately dealt with in standard voicing philosophy. Ron N
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