Grin.... not being privy to the particulars of the instrument in
question (we dont see Gibson pianos over here)... I bow to the extensive
experience of my American colleagues in this case. My comments were
meant to apply to something resembling a real piano to be sure. If its
such a beast, Todd might be better off advising the customer to invest
in a real piano... or at least something close to it.
Cheers
RicB
Hear hear! Just what I was thinking. Todd, if the customer is
feeling the
limitations of this piano, they probably need to upgrade. If you want to
perform on quality instruments, there comes a point where you need to
practice on a quality intrument. Ric, I think you might be lucky to
even be
able to measure downweight, upweight etc reliably on such an
instrument! You
think?
Scott Jackson
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