Hi all,
A recent thread involving a POS PSO KIMBALL, ooops that was terribly
opinionated of me, sorry, I meant to say the lowest cost Kimball product
ever produced that was successfully marketed for the budget minded by
cutting every cost they could, including the elimination of unneccessary
parts such as bridle straps and wires ......... the previous decription
still applies and takes less time, ............ I suggest you repin the
hammer flanges of the offending hammers, or look for broken, missing or
mis-aligned hammer return springs, and take the appropriate measures,
........... replacing the instrument would mean, perhaps, less income on
your part, ........ now and in the future eh??
Lar
Larry Fisher RPT
specialist in players, retrofits, and other complicated stuff
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