Wurzen felt alert

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Wurzen felt alert:
     The Ronsens are aligned in the stwy A so I had a better  hearing of 
them.   The piano is tuned & dampers in. Lots of pop in octaves 4,5,6,7. Maybe 
another light filing  or light juice in very top. Octave 3 will improve with 
ironing or playing.  The some notes above & below the tenor break & also into the 
killer octave need minor needling to open up the tone. Maybe 4 to 6 sticks 
with a single needle. They have plenty of front end pop but no metallic ping as 
is the case so often with Renner, Abel, Tokiwa etc. etc. Some notes sound a bit 
choked which could be the felt being too tight or wrong hammer line. I'll 
see. I suspect single needling in the 11 & one oclock areas to be where needles 
will serve best. More later.
    The low bass mono-chords for my ear needs more bite, & for me it needs 
some 4 or 5 to 1 lacquer. The rest is dark but gutsy & excellent sustain is 
present thru out the piano which indicates appropriate resilience.   
  The inherent tone color is balanced & interesting. Overall there is much 
initial sound right out of the box with just a fine filing with fine grades of 
paper (320--400). Play in will only add to the intrinsic musical beauty already 
available. A slam dunk in my book.
    Dale

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