Hi, Ron, Brassard, FYI: In recent years, I've seen #88 as long as ~52.4mm, with proportionally longer lengths down the scale to nearly the beginning of the first treble section. It's been sufficiently consistent that it looks like a manufacturing change and not merely an anomaly. For an instrument from the late 70's, Ron's number should be closer to what you find. Best. Horace At 12:00 PM 2/1/2011, you wrote: >On 2/1/2011 12:22 PM, Brassard Denis wrote: >>Colleagues, >> >>Does someone have the original speaking lengths of the 2 treble sections >>on a NY Steinway D (1978); note # 54 to 88? > > >Should be somewhere in the ballpark of this. >Ron N > >54 304 >55 294 >56 279 >57 265 >58 252 >59 240 >60 228 >61 216.5 >62 204.5 >63 194.5 >64 183 >65 174 >66 165 >67 156 >68 148.5 >69 140.5 >70 134 >71 126 >72 121 >73 116.5 >74 110.5 >75 105 >76 99 >77 92.5 >78 88 >79 82.5 >80 79 >81 73 >82 68 >83 63.5 >84 60 >85 57.5 >86 55.5 >87 52.5 >88 50
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