Strip mutes was . . Re: Moving from Uprights to Grands

[Jim]

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so far . . .  I can't recall it moving, or needing to be redone . .  =
cant say the same for an octave or tw higher . .  it seeems it ALways =
moves . .  there must be a reason there . . .  increased tension, as you =
go higer causes the SB to move, ever so slightly, thus lowering the =
pithch just enough to be annoyingly noticeable . .=20

cheers
Jim
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  Sent: Thursday, July 21, 2005 10:27 AM
  Subject: Re: Strip mutes was . . Re: Moving from Uprights to Grands


  Hi Jim,
  Ten out of ten for your witty comments, but isn't  there an argument =
to be had here?  Didn't
  some of those characterful old guys who taught many of us our craft =
have something.  I spent some of my career teaching technicians and =
although I was more liberal than my own teachers, I favour a teaching =
technique which 'overstates' and sometimes exaggerates the importance of =
something in order to allow for a safe margin of probable fall-back.  =
Some of my own personal learning experiences have been all the more =
successful for having been 'thrown in at the deep end' and made to get =
on with it.  A bit old fashioned, I agree, but it works wonders for some =
people.  What about my point, 'is the muted temperament exactly the same =
when you return to complete the unisons'?
  Ric
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