So Roger.... grin... What are your recommendations for keybeds that curl upwards on the ends during the winter ? I have this Steinway C for example... you know, one of the two at the Grieg acadamy. It shows a 65 mm key height, just barely enough aftertouch. 10 mm dip on the plus side, and the ends just curled up a week ago when the cold weather set in ? Curious to hear any other opinions for that matter. Cheers RicB Roger Jolly wrote: > Hi David, > Yes it would. > I often glue a veneer in the area just under the dags, then sand to fit > for a firm, yet still free hold down. Sanding and fitting the back rail > can be a pain. > Key frame fitting with out the stack on, is a waste of time, since the > stack often distorts the frame. The stack to frame fit, can also be the > source of the bedding problem, particularly on soft wood frames. > > Regards Roger > -- 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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