reggaepass at aol.com wrote: > So the seasonal change in pitch that is usually most dramatic in the > lowest plain wires on the long bridge doesn't happen on this piano. Not like we see with the hockey stick bridge end with low break% plain wires. >  Do > you think that all of those wound string unisons present on the long > bridge before the plain wire starts is the reason, or could there be > some other factor (such as a laminated soundboard, or sumpin')? > > Thanks for sharing, > > Alan It's more stable because the low break% plain wire we usually see with the hockey stick bridge end has been replaced by higher break% wrapped strings on an appropriately shaped transition bridge. Ron N
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