[CAUT] gnashing of teeth and stability

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>Ron,
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>Please explain. How and with what?  Thanks.
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>Jim Busby BYU

Hi Jim,

I generally use a spare upright hammer shank. In the bass section I 
push on the cover winding out behind the dampers. You don't need much 
pressure to the pull the back lengths over and, provided the force is 
not too much, there will be no risk of kinking the wire.

If you haven't done it for a while, its surprising how much you hear 
the clicking of the string moving over the bridge. If you don't do 
it, it will all happen while the pianist is driving the instrument 
into 'full song', just when you want it to stay in tune.

Best,
Ron O.
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OVERS PIANOS - SYDNEY
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