Hi, comming from a British piano training the same "professional" viewpoint could be said of the American approach to tying bass strings - not a criticism, an observation. As I also want to get my RPT someday (following on Richard Brekne) and it's something I'll have to learn. Brian Lawson IC PTG, MPT Johannesburg, South Africa > > As for not being "professional," well, I put soundboard springs into the > same category as all of the CA pinblock repairs I read about. And the same > principle applies: Yes, the piano needs a new pinblock (soundboard), but for > a nominal amount of money -- compared to a new pinblock (soundboard) -- this > repair will effect some improvement and possibly postpone the inevitable for > a few more years. It will not tune (sound) as well (good) as a properly > remanufactured instrument, but it will be better than it was. And for a lot > less money. > > Regards, > > Del > Delwin D Fandrich > Piano Designer & Builder > Hoquiam, Washington USA > E.mail: pianobuilders@olynet.com > Web Site: http://pianobuilders.olynet.com/ >
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