Today I serviced a Hobart M Cable spinet. As far as spinets go this ONE was not so bad. There WAS a clicking noise when I pressed the damper pedal but intermitent. To make a long story short, I discovered a tack in the sole of my shoe near the toe that apparently caused a click when I pressed the pedal but only when the shoe was in the right position. The client was very interested in how I was tracking down this noise, and when I discovered the tack we were both delighted that persistant sluthing lead to a solution. Ric Who-ray-me! ---------- > From: Wimblees@aol.com > To: Pianotech@ptg.org > Subject: answer to mystery noise > Date: Thursday, September 10, 1998 10:14 PM > > On a 25 year old Baldwin console, (the kind with the rubber grommets), when > either of the two damper pedals is depressed, there is a click. What is it? > (answer in 1 week). > > Willem Blees > > > There do not seem to be any more suggestions coming in, so I will give the > answer. > > The screw on the last tenor damper head was hitting the action bracket when > the pedal was pushed. > > Willem >
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