Hi Tom, Sounds like an unusual configuration, I would go ahead and use the traditional materials. I would also consider using tri wedges up through the centre section. Regards Roger. At 10:13 PM 8/22/01 -0400, you wrote: >Is it unusual for a grand piano to have two different kind of damper felts on >the same string in the bass monochord register? On this piano, each string >has one "traditional" monochord damper felt, with a big V shaped groove in it >to fit over the string, and on the other side of the damper, a treble >tri-chord damper felt; the kind that's just flat. (This actually continues >up into the bichord register. Same deal: one bichord felt matched with a >treble damper.) > >Since I'm replacing the damper felts on this piano, I'm torn as to whether I >should duplicate this setup or go with matching damper felts. > >Any thoughts? > >Tom Sivak >
This PTG archive page provided courtesy of Moy Piano Service, LLC