In a message dated 10/14/98 7:48:54 AM, tito@peganet.com wrote: <<rather it was one of possible structural damage caused by the *sudden* addition of torque, tension, and pressure.. ..i treated this one very conservatively..and the customer is happy I did, since this is his "baby"..it feels like I did this one right..did I?>> Phil; You did approach this challenge 'very' conservatively....but that is not needfully wrong if both you and your customer are happy with the approach. As for the piano though, you could have gone ahead with your regular pitch raise procedure without worry of "structural damage" due to tuning. Using the conservative approach will never cost you anything but time. Jim Bryant (FL)
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