I recently tuned a 9-foot Henry F. Miller in a local church. No one I've spoken to has ever seen one. How 'bout you New England techs? Are these beasts any more common up there? The piano had no front or rear duplex, so despite a rather poor treble strike point from another tech's rebuild, it has even less than one would expect up there. The FAC numbers were all between 3 and 4, which I also have never seen before. What are the theoretical ramifications of such low numbers? I didn't have time to really explore that first visit but I've been asked to improve the sound if possible. I'll set the strike point, level strings, etc. What can I expect? Should I stretch the treble tuning to try to brighten it up a bit? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Ken Jankura Newburg, PA
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