In a message dated 98-09-14 14:01:41 EDT, you write: << IMHO they're hazardous enough to merit a special trip to the waste basket or a pretty good search. Wouldn't want a lawsuit from a needle in a rug or a sticking key if they wedge between. Afew are still inside the hammer for a future tech to tear their file on. -Mike Jorgensen >> I serviced a Kawai Studio and found a small winding separated in the string where the hammer makes contact. Kawai sent me a new string (paid for my services as well) and when I installed it, tuned it up, I noticed a pinging effect. Found a voicing needle in the hammer. That was the culprit! Dave Peake, RPT Portland, OR
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