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Greg, I am not sure of very much. What do you suggest?
Dave Smith SW FL
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From: Greg Newell=20
To: Pianotech=20
Sent: Monday, June 09, 2003 11:52 PM
Subject: Re: False Beats in high treble after stringing
Dave,
Are you sure that the false beats are coming from the bridge =
end o the string?
Greg Newell
At 09:09 PM 6/9/2003, you wrote:
Just finished stringing my Wing and Sons upright piano project and =
have quite a few false beats in the last two octaves of treble in single =
strings. My first restringing project. Phil Bondi suggested that I ask =
on-list for advice. The treble bridge seemed (to me anyway) to be in =
pretty good shape. About 1/3 of the bridge pins were loose and I had =
removed and replaced after putting epoxy on the ends of the pins. Also =
a little epoxy whereever there appeared to be any hints of small cracks =
near the pins. Great results, except in certain strings of the high =
treble. Other than there, the piano sounds great. I don't see anything =
different about these strings or the bridge from other strings, but I =
think I need to fix if possible. For example, B6 center string has a =
beat of about 2 bps. Not as loud as a real beat between two strings, =
but still THERE. Some higher strings beat faster.
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I have experimented with seating the strings with my copper rod, at =
each bridge pin. Also tried tapping each bridge pin in a small bit. =
Doesnt seem to help, except in certain strings. I did lightly sand and =
buff the v-bar before restringing, and think I have the right adjustment =
on the pressure bar. I've been reading the archives and the PTG CD =
articles re false beats, but the number of "hits" for this search term =
is overwhelming.
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Can anyone offer me advice on what to do next to reduce the false =
beats, short of unstringing and recapping bridge, etc? I would =
appreciate your help!
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Frustrated in Florida,
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Dave Smith
SW FL
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