yamaha ga-1

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    Rodger that Rich
   Dale
Dale,

I have to say that the GA-1 "ain't no" G-3.

Rich Galassini
Cunningham Piano Company


I've only seen this problem in an older G-3 that lived in the little Red 
church in sonora calif. Sonora is a very dry climate &after 20 years in that 
climate the pins would jump &pop all over the block. I mean like low torque, push, 
then pop slip. Setting the pins was well.. impossible. I restrung it with a 
bolduc block &fully fit the new block to the flange. Restrung with no plate 
bushings. It's fine. I guess the original beech block had suffered some kind of 
physical changes &who knows why. With Yamaha this is fairly rare.
   Dale

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