Farrell wrote: > Grin... sorry... of course I meant re-seating the strings on the > bridge... this also is the case if you tap the pins themselves a bit > deeper into the holes. Rons comments pertaining to the so called > "bottoming out theory" and to this string seating buisness jive well > with my own experience. > > > Hi Richard. I don't mean to burst your bubble. You have good > suggestions. But this is a four-year-old Steinway, and the customer > is not aware that her piano is imperfect. Depending on what is > ultimately the cause of the falseness, the potential for a warranty > claim is always a possibility. So, being that the customer is not > looking for a solution at this time, and I am not looking for a > mistake to make, I wish to simply understand > Well... ok.... grin... I wasnt suggesting you tap the bridge pins to begin with ... I was just offering you a few possible causes of false beats, and a few red herrings to watch out for... as in the bridge taping and string seating idea... dont really know what bubble you are refering to. Perhaps I expressed myself poorly. -- Richard Brekne RPT, N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway mailto:Richard.Brekne@grieg.uib.no
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