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Have we made a thorough inspection of soundboard crown, shape, and =
downbearing - front and back? A dead/deformed/sunken soundboard can =
easily be the main reason for "tone (that) doesn't ring".
Voicing hammers on a piano with a bad soundboard reminds me of the old =
saying "That's sorta like ??????? in the wind" - now how exactly did =
that go?
Terry Farrell
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Just installed new hammers and strings in a rather old baby grand in =
a church. Obviously not even going to have best tone quality. But =
pianist is complained that the tone doesn't ring. I think the hammers =
are too soft. Regulation, downbearing and strike point are all correct. =
Am thinking of using the lacquer technique on the hammers. Never done =
this. Where on the hammer do you apply lacquer and how much. Any tips =
from "experienced lacquerers" would be welcomed and thanks for taking =
the time.
Dick Day
Marshall MI
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