--- Bill Ballard <yardbird@pop.vermontel.net> wrote: > At 5:44 PM -0400 9/28/01, Farrell wrote: > >Anyway, this post is about tuning coils. I noticed > two newer strings on the > >piano in the treble (no, I did not put them on - > they would be at least 3 > >years old). On both strings, the coil on the > rear-most pin is wound in the > >traditional manner, with the coil extending > downward from the becket. > >But on the forward pins, both strings were wound > upward from the becket > >- yes, that's right, the coils that were, the > coils, thecoils are > >above the becket - > >the only reason I noticed it was because the tuning > wrench did not fit on > >the pin very far. Now the coils on the downward > coils were very sloppy and > >were spread out from the becket to the plate. But > the upward wound coils > >were kind of OK, not real sloppy - quite a bit > better than the others. I > >guess maybe the dude figured it was easier to make > a neat coil if you wind > >it above the becket?????? Go figure! Sounds like the customer has been doing some of his own work!!! Bob Wilson London. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Listen to your Yahoo! Mail messages from any phone. http://phone.yahoo.com
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