Walter studio piano noisy

[jolly roger]

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Hi Baoli,
              You could also tap the bridge pins, and make sure the strings 
are seated at the bridge.  Use a blunt screw driver and lean some body 
weight on the bridge pin, and see if the tone cleans up.
Wicking a drip of CA glue at the base of the bridge pin can work wonders, 
to tighten bridge pins.  Just have some paper towel to wick up any excess.
Regards Roger



At 06:47 PM 10/6/02 -0500, kam544@gbronline.com wrote:
>>...one note(C#5) has an odd noisy,sounds like a
>>higher partial or a longititutional noisy...
>>Any sugesstions?...
>>Baoli
>
>My first thought on this is to be certain the strings are level, and that 
>the hammer face is spaced and fitted/mated to the strings, then voiced if 
>necessary.
>
>Keith McGavern
>Registered Piano Technician
>Oklahoma Chapter 731
>Piano Technicians Guild
>USA
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