A440A@AOL.COM wrote: > > << What is this all about ??... What does the type of material used in bridge > pins have to do with all of this, or for that matterer angle at which the > pin is inserted. > This is about using cheap wood for bridges and their caps. You have loose > bridge pins and they will produce false beats until replaced with larger > ones, or the holes have a treatment like CA or expoxy. Angle of the pins > may be a factor in the durability of the wood, but I believe it is primarily > a materials problem Hmm--- I wonder Ed... Perhaps you are correct... but you can bet I am going to check this out on other pianers...really, I have never heard such a dramatic relief of false beats.. there also seems to be bit more "solid" tone resulting... course this also could speak of loose pins... but.. well its not like I dont have a variety of pianos to check this out on. > > > Regards, > Ed Foote -- Richard Brekne RPT, N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway
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