Re voicing hammers

[Michael Gamble]

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Hello Dale, Andre-O. and List
This wretched Katz (German) upright I tune on stage for Bartered Bride =
is extremely soft sounding. We have removed the front panel and the =
kneeboard to let out more sound but.... Any one with some ideas to =
rapidly harden these hammers would be appreciated!
>From a sunny Sussex morning inThe Village as the church bells peal...
Michael G.(UK)
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  From: Erwinspiano@aol.com=20
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  Sent: Saturday, May 14, 2005 8:48 PM
  Subject: Re: Re voicing hammers


    Andre wrote
    On the other hand, the general principles of voicing apply to =
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    all hammers but methods differ, depending on which instrument one is =

    working on.

   So beautifully & astutely stated

    )Aside from that, American technicians have developed different =
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    and are often more in favor of using hammer hardeners or steam =
voicing.
    It is for that reason indeed much better to ask an American =
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    for advice.
    The info I give here is purely to point out the difference between=20
    European hammers and American hammers.
    perfect advice
    Regards friend
    Dale Erwin



    friendly greetings
    from
    Andr=E9 Oorebeek

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