Followup on the bobbling hammers in Yamaha

[Avery Todd]

Scott,

Without referring to a bunch of the replies to your post, if I remember 
correctly, you mentioned decreasing hammer blow and taking up the resulting 
lost motion. This will make the spoons lift sooner and thereby bringing the 
tension of the damper springs into the equation, making the touch feel 
heavier.

You also mentioned about a "weird touch" and I believe some associated that 
with the "bobbling hammer" thing in their response(s). Two basically 
unrelated things, IMO.

Avery

At 07:49 AM 12/16/04, you wrote:
>Thanks everyone for your responses.
>
>   I can understand how an overly tight jack spring would make it 
> difficult and slow for the jack to trip out--getting in the way of the 
> hammer but--but what i don't get is how the dampers (springs or spoons) 
> would figure in.  Can somebody spell this out for me?  Thanks again.
>
>Scott