Hey Roger, Don't give away all your tips.... save some for when you get here..:) Cheers, Graeme Harvey New Plymouth New Zealand From: jolly roger <baldyam@sk.sympatico.ca> Subject: Hi Brian, Rubbing with a hammer shank at the angle of the bridge pin to seat the string, rubbing out the back scale, and rubbing up from the underside of the forward temination points. Works for me. I like to have the piano about 25 cents sharp before I do this. I also string and seat all treble wire before stringing the bass, that way i can get at the plain wire without the wound strings getting in the way. Bass strings I only over pull 10 cents tops. Like you say easy does it. Gently rubbing close to the termination points saves quite a bit on string levelling. Regards Roger
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