Joel Rappaport wrote: > > Jim wrote: > > <snip> Added snip >>>>>>>>> > The excessive pedal and trapwork travel is what does it. Additional > pieces of hard felt or a new, thicker block of hammer felt glued on top > of the trapwork lever will adjust this. What do you think of the > practice of drilling small holes in the damper stop rail and inserting a > pin through the rail and into the case behind the rail? I believe > Baldwin does this normally. I DO know that it is a hassle when I want > to change the stop rail position later. The stop rail definitely does > climb from very heavy playing. > > ----Joel What about retrofitting the style limiter that Kawai uses with the inverted capstan to limit pedal travel? Seems like a good idea. Adjustable whenever! Greg gnewell@en.com
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