Greetings; Larry writes; > PianoDisc simply has some material removed from the >keyframe to access the bottoms of the keys. The keys themselves are not >modified in any way. I would like some clarification on this I have been asked to remove two reproducer attachments to pianos, and I really don't like what I see. I wonder if they were Pianodisc systems, so perhaps someone can tell me. Is this the system that cuts 3/4" off the back rail and requires that a large cavity be cut in the keybed under the back of the keys? Does anybody know how impossible it is to get a stable bedding on the keyframe when this is done? Is this the system that requires a hole drilled in the bottom of the monkey to operate the sostenueto? and has a large, aluminum, U-shaped bracket? The trapwork on these two are the cheapest, most poorly designed junk I have seen on a piano. Both customers complained of poor pedal adjustment, and lack of pianissimo playing. Both were quite happy with the total replacement of the factory trapwork, and removal of the mechanism. How many different "add-on" systems are there? Regards, Ed Foote
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