> > Bill, > You wrote: > > It would seem a simple matter to relieve any such flexing by lifting up at > each corner of the keyboard (you know, sitting down, knees under the keybed > and ankles doing the lifting), just slightly so that the leg can reset itself > free of the piano's weight. > > Bill Ballard RPT > > > I presume Bill, that you intend for the concert artist to play the > concert holding the piano up on his/her knees so as to let the leg hang > without being flexed!!! No Bill, the wheels should be in line with the > front to back of the piano so as not to flex the keybed. > > Ed Hilbert - by the way Bill, I got the paper, where can I get the mental? > > I tried this, and the legs DID shift. ALso, I noticed a little more bulge in my lower calfs the following day. Anyone got any ideas for the quads? John Peters, RPT Berkeley, CA
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