Abel hammers are very nice for creating a nice round quite sound IMHO. Course you could go with some mushballs that need lots of laquer to bring them up... I like Abels. Danielsens from Danmark are quite good in this regard as well, and inexpensive from here. ILEENKM@AOL.COM wrote: > Hi All! I will be replacing the hammers and reconditioning the action > of a Hamilton studio piano at a local school- I usually use Isaac > hammers on most pianos but for this one I want to go a bit less expensive- > any suggestions for hammers which be be good for this piano which is > often used for accompanying choirs? I would also like to choose some which > might help mitigate the awful brightness of the basic Hamilton tone? > Thanks, Ileen Kaplan -- Richard Brekne RPT, N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway mailto:rbrekne@broadpark.no
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