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Rob
According to my client, the piano has never been restrung or any other =
"major" work done,and other tunres have been breaking strings. She =
assumes this is just part of the job of tuning.
Paul Chick
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From: Robert Goodale=20
To: pianotech@ptg.org=20
Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 1999 9:47 AM
Subject: Re: Knabe grand
Dad's wrote:=20
ListI tuned a Knabe Grand and broke a bicord string. This piano =
shows a history of string breakage at random across the scale(to date 6 =
places).The first tuning I did 6 months ago I broke a string just above =
the break. The piano has a very steep rise from the agraffs. Its at =
A440. I can't see any reason for the problem. Is this typical of Knabe =
grands of this vintage, or is it just this one. I have tuned 2 or 3 over =
the years, and one for a different client once a year for several years. =
Any clue?
With this age is there a change that the piano has been restrung in =
the past? If so it is possible that the technician that did the work =
might have changed the scaling to something with higher string tension. =
This could explain a lot.=20
Rob Goodale, RPT=20
Las Vegas, NV=20
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