Hi Alan
Since this is at least as much (if not more) a Fandrich "D" after
receiving an board / design from him, why not go with his advice ?
I'd say tho that you should be able to get all the hammers below to work
nicely enough.... tho perhaps the two Ronsens, from what I keep hearing
about them would be easiest to work with.
Cheers
RicB
Hi Folks,
I am considering options for hammers on a S&S D. I want a softer
hammer with some heft. Right now the piano has Ronsen Bacons and a
Del Fandrich board. Right now there's just not enough "boom" at the
point of attack but otherwise nice color and projection and decent
sustain. I'm looking at these hammers:
NY S&S
Pianotek Abel Select
Wally's Abel Naturals
Ronsen Wurzen
Ronsen Weickert
I have experience with S&S, Wurzen and Abel Select, but not the
others. Which would you choose, and why?
Thanks again for your thoughts.
Yeah, Jim I know you like the new Renner Weikert Blue Points, but I
never have liked working with Renner Blues so I didn't include the
Blue Points on my list to consider. You can try to convince me
though! ;-)
Alan
-- Alan McCoy, RPT
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