So all of what I heard was shallow keydip and not close let off.. Hmmm.. :) I think it's great all of the responses I got from my initial post and thank you all for posting! What I can't get over though is how something like this was "allowed" to be released. It just sounds so bad to me. :( Sorry Glenn. :) Stranges On Feb 27, 2006, at 2:19 PM, Richard Adkins wrote: > You will hear Vladimir Horowitz' Steinway double strike on his > recordings occasionally....another piano > w/ shallow dip. I don't recall which recordings of his, I heard > this on, > but I do recall hearing on some of them. > > With a shallow dip, any variation in hammer tail filing, check > alignment might be very critical. Even if the pianist does really > bottom the key, there's likely to be all sorts of misses in the > tail/check interface that is normally taken care of by the deeper > dip. (.400" for S&S now, I believe.) > > Richard
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