<html><div>All,</div>
<div>The reference cited does not deal with the subject at hand really,
as it says nothing about spread. I also go along with Newton and Ed
that it needs to be the smallest difference. This was covered
rather extensively in Chris Robinson's past classes on action
spread. </div>
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<div>At 01:46 PM 9/6/2001 -0500, you wrote:</div>
<div>>>You are RIGHT. It should be _smallest_
difference...</div>
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<div>>><x-tab> </x-tab><x-tab> </x-tab>Newton</div>
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<div>>Ed, Newton, List,</div>
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<div>>I'm not certain that is correct either. Having the spread
of the numbers</div>
<div>>too close together *or* too far apart does not create the ideal
frictional</div>
<div>>dynamics for that great response.</div>
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<div>>here's one reference:</div>
<div>>After Touch, 50 Point Guide To Grand Regulation, Part
XXIV</div>
<div>>by David Pitsch, RPT</div>
<div>>PT Journal, October 1982, page 19 & 21</div>
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<div>>Keith McGavern, RPT</div>
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<b>Vinny<br>
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