Avery Todd wrote: > Hi Andre, > > Well, maybe I'm not so stupid after all! That's (10mm) is ALWAYS what > I start with. And I keep it there unless I absolutely HAVE to change > it to get things to work out! Thanks for your post! > > Avery > I dont think anyone would ever accuse you of being stupid for opting for a 10mm standard dip. I certainly wouldnt. Besides...grin.. I like you too much. :) But I would like to point out that if you insist on that for a piano that specifies an 11 mm dip, then you'd better know a bit about what you are doing or you can end up with a real mess. Still no one has addressed the consequences of Bob Hohfs disertation on action heights in this context. His observations about the distance between string and keybed determining each individual actions optimal distance geometries seem hard to ignore, and would definantly, if adhered to, require a willingness to relax the 10 mm thing.... at least to some small degree me thinks. Cheers ! -- Richard Brekne RPT, N.P.T.F. UiB, Bergen, Norway mailto:rbrekne@broadpark.no http://home.broadpark.no/~rbrekne/ricmain.html
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