I just want to give a suggestion. I have purchased and have used hammer softener, price $3 from piano teck, and have brushed it on a set of hammers that were very hard for a Young chang piano and after two coats, it softened them right up. Lynn Rosenberg ----- Original Message ----- From: Newton Hunt <nhunt@jagat.com> To: <pianotech@ptg.org> Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2000 11:32 PM Subject: Re: Yamaha voicing...and the famous Newton! > Hi Richard, > > First, if you ruin a set of hammers, so what, they are > replaceable. > > I would suggest first steam voicing them and if the result > is really bad then put a set of Abels on those shanks. > Careful boring and little regulation would be needed. > > I _was_ enamored of Melody and was not real happy with the > super bright and very LOUD tone of this piano in such a > small room. If you wish I will come back and steam voice, > change and wow her and her hammers. > > There is nothing like experience to give one perspective. > Hanging hammers is no great deal once you have done one or > two. > > Give my regards to Sadie and the other ladies there. > > Newton >
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