> >Keith McGavern wrote: > >I believe he makes the hole larger where the brass rod travels through, > >creates a pilot hole in the underlever lift rail and in the wood lever > >where the brass rod contacts, and makes a wood dowel with a fluted pedal > >pin and punching at each end. > On the other hand, if you are fortunate enough not to have had this > questionable procedure performed, cleaning, polishing and rebushing with > quality material, followed by careful regulation will give the performer a > positively bomb-proof, more sensitively controllable pedal. It is, of > course, more trouble... > > Best, > > Horace How does added friction make for a more sensitive pedal? vince mrykalo rpt byu provo utah ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ We should stand in awe of what we don't know, and acknowledge that what we do know is messed up - Howard Bahr ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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