Terry, I can't help but ask, but how would the number of coils around the tuning pins have anything at all to do with the sound? Is this similar to the "fact" that if one doesn't put "original" S & S parts on a Steinway, it's no longer a Steinway? >:-} Avery At 06:54 PM 8/4/05, you wrote: >But Avery, that is how the original "masters" did it! It won't sound >right if you change it! > >Terry Farrell > >>But Michael, I "think" the question is WHY there are SIX coils????? >>I don't want that many!!!!! >> >>Avery >> >>>Hello Jon >>>There were six coils on the original.... >>>Michael G.(UK) >>> >>>>Six coils??!! That's a little extreme isn't it? Three is sufficient. >>>>As I see it, the problem with so many coils is that there is not much >>>>pin left in the block and flagpoling. >>>>-- >>>>Regards, >>>>Jon Page > > >_______________________________________________ >pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives
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