[CAUT] from piano technician,Thailand

[Jeff Tanner]

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On Dec 19, 2005, at 3:53 PM, Fred Sturm wrote:

> Another possibility is to tap down the bridge pin. This will often =20
> help, but usually isn=92t permanent. I prefer to apply CA.

I would tap the bridge pin first anyway.  Tone is improved the most =20
if the pin can bottom out in the hole.  Then you can deal with =20
whatever flagpoling is going on at the top with CA if necessary.  I =20
never settle (tap) the string on the bridge.  That deepens the =20
indention on the edge of the bridge and makes things worse in the =20
long run.  Think that was Ron who pointed that out.

Jeff


Jeff Tanner, RPT
University of South Carolina




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