---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment Hi List, I know this topic has been dicsussed a fair amount at various times in this forum. Yesterday, I went to tune a Weber WG50(about a 5' 7" grand I believe) which was manufactured by Young Chang. What I found was a piano so out of regulation as to be virtually unplayable. Hammers were blocking against the strings, and it took more than a full turn of the let-off dowels to get any let-off at all. I didn't get very far into it, because I'd only alotted time for a normal tuning appointment. I did take off the top action to check for abnormal tightness in the keyframe, but it seemed to go in and out just fine. But the amount the piano has gone out of regulation is of concern to me. Other factors: The piano was in Pennsylvania before it came to a much drier climate in CA, and before it got to its current location, it stayed for some time(I think the owner mentioned over a year) in storage. What measurements can I take to determine if it is indeed swollen brackets? After checking a few sample notes, I've come to the conclusion that the piano can be regulated, but I want to be sure it isn't something more egregious before I spend many hours on the piano. Any input would be helpful! Thanks in advance. Dave Stahl ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/63/a3/05/58/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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