Newton Hunt wrote: > > Hello, Isaac, > > I would say yes, this is a prime candidate for a large DamppChaser > installation, if you think it will be kept plugged in and if you can get > to the piano NOW for the installation, plus an extra one in the action > box to free up the action. It will take two to four weeks for the piano > to stablize to the new humidity. The extra one in the action box should > be removed when you tune it next. > > You will most likely need to install three hot long ones under the > soundboard and one under the keybed behind the lyre. > > One control unit for the entire system. > > I would also treat the hammer bushings with Protek CLP if you can get > it. > > Newton > nhunt@jagat.com Hello Newton and all I have yet 2 25W DAMP CHASER units - I don't know where to get a control unit there in France. What about installing (temporary install) them without the control unit ? Is it very hazardous ? (fire or cracking wood ?) Is this last avaible in England, Belguium, e.t.c. ? What kind of mixture is the PROTEK CLP - I am not sure Protek lubes are avaible here. I apologize about my STEYNWAY - orthograph. I must check for the slant of the Bosendorfer treble bridge - I wrote that by memory and 8° seems a lot. Any help could answer and so on Isaac
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