Mr. Rudyard. (or Antares or Albertien de Pater(Welcome)) I had to pitch raise and tune a Rippen today! Number 11000 something! My question is: Because of the long "non speaking" area of the string next to the pins. (Sorry for my bad explaination but I'm exhausted) you know what I mean. How is the best way of doing this on a Rippen (pitchraise + tune)? I suppose you done some? My Index fingers hurts from banging. Yes the bass is very good! I told the guy a knew who glued the hammers! I think I know why Rippen went out of buiseness. You run out of treble string I will read about the free floating board tomorow. Stop I'm not finnished > > > > > > > You to will feel welcome here > > > > > > As a Neanderthaler? > > > > > No as a Netherlander > > Yes very good! > It sounds 2 bites different, > Thank you, now i feel a warm welcome, thank you. That was really my point but being a Neanderthaler I not very good to express myself. > Do you have any suggestions? > For a little family. > > Norway isnt Farway isntit? > > Thank you, > Rudyard. > This Rippen piano was at the most west part of Norway (Closest to USA and Iceland!). A Community with 950 persons and 1700 Islands. There haven't been a tuner there for 6 years! The "Pitchraise Island" There war no road to this piano. We had to go there with boat. The owner rents out a House for tourists. Maybe you should bring your family and tune this piano next time. By the way, there lived a Dutch family at the farm I'm renting before me! Norway is beutiful! Yours Ola Andrersson A swede in Norway.
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