Ric, I checked Travis' _A Guide to Restringing,_ and found 3 Knabe 5' 1" scales. There is a scale "50," which has 4 unisons of # 13, 4 unisons of # 13.5, and 4 unisons of # 14. There is a scale "58," which has 10 unisons of # 13.5, and 6 of # 14. There is also a 5' 1", #118444, which has 10 unisons of # 13.5 and 6 unisons of # 14. Maybe this will help. John Formsma Blue Mountain, MS -----Original Message----- From: owner-pianotech@ptg.org [mailto:owner-pianotech@ptg.org]On Behalf Of Rickeys88@AOL.COM Sent: Monday, September 18, 2000 8:20 PM To: pianotech@ptg.org Subject: mic strings first Hello List, I de-strung a Knabe 5'1" "grand" last weekend but I did so in haste. I assumed too much when I saw string gauge markings on the plate. Now that the strings are long gone and I can't mic them, I've got a problem. I'm looking at the tuning pin holes for note #88 and there is no size mark. Size14 starts at 9 notes left of the treble end. I assume I'm missing the size mark for that end group of 8. Or is it possible that its marked starting from the left and the last group of 9 notes would be size 14 ? If I had to go it alone I would guess that the end 4 notes would be size 13 then the next 4 to the left would be 13.5 and then on to 14. Thanks in advance. Ric Forcier NJ
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