>>"the pitch drops to a point at which there's risk of losing tone or crown" >> >> >It can happen to large older European uprights, when the pitch drops to a >low point, or when strings are replaced on such a piano. >It happened to me two times. >I did not hear of this happening on smaller piano's or new piano's. > >Duncan Yep, this is a new one all right. Doesn't that just mean that the board was already flat on these pianos, regardless of what was done with the pitch? Ron N
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