Grin... you dont happen to be from Texas now are you Robin ? Sorry.. couldnt resist. Seriously tho... Robin makes an important point. Make sure you define.. as in find out exactly what the pianist is asking for. Check all the basics and go from there. If all the parts are secure, and regulation is correct... then she's looking for something special and your job is to identify what it is and how to find it. No doubt many good tips as to what exactly to look for will come in. Cheers RicB What is YOUR feeling about how the pedal feels?? "Mushy" is such a lovely descriptive terms. But, "mushy" just HOW?? Compared to what?? Robin Blankenship Hi everyone. I sure hope you can help with this issue. I e-mailed a couple of days ago but haven't heard any suggestions. The customer complaint (college piano professor, home piano) is a "mushy" sustain pedal on a Baldwin grand. I've since found out that she's had TWO nationally known techs look at it with no positive results. And she thinks the newbie is going to fix it? =) She's really pleased with my tunings however so I want to try and help her. Any suggestions? Thanks very much in advance. Michelle,
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