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Hi Rodger
I forgot to tell you that at this point in time I do not use the Stwy =
hammers. Yeah I know many who do. Resilient felt is one thing and =
flabby is another and I just plain like to know what I'm getting. I =
just changed off a set that came with a 6 ish yr.old model L"The =
Immortal series" turn of the century style case. Nice board no =
tone.Soggy hammers. I could push them all over the molding with my =
thumb. Just my humble opinion and preference but I've had trouble with =
hammers I had to douse with 2 to1 or 3 to 1 lacquer to make tone. Often =
by the time the hammers start to speak it's hard or Impossible to get =
needles in.
However I would use factory hammers if they were better but to my =
knowledge the presses and procedures are still the same.
Enough said. Flame suit at the ready.
Dale Erwin
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From: jolly roger=20
To: pianotech@ptg.org=20
Sent: Sunday, July 08, 2001 7:50 AM
Subject: Re: New and improved Steinway parts.
Last month I installed a new set of h/s/f. I thought they turned out =
OK.=20
Anything in particular you need to know about?=20
Wim=20
Hi Wim,
Looking for a consensus of consistency of fit, and =
accuracy of mfg.
Roger
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