Paul, John, At 07:40 09/19/2000 -0500, you wrote: >I have come across this same pattern in some old uprights, too, but I >Paul Chick > >John wrote: > > I came across a piano the other day (an old Strohber upright) that had > copper wound in the single and lower half of the double wounds, and iron > wound in the upper half of the doubles. >The remaining iron wrapped strings were dead. Why limit the discussion to uprights? The Baldwin SD-6 has copper wound singles, and steel wound bi- and tri-chords. None of which are dead on any of the SD-6s I service. Conrad Hoffsommer - mailto:hoffsoco@luther.edu -A rose by any other name would still attract aphids.
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