v-bar/capo repair: Seiler pictures 2

[Barbara Richmond]

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Dale,

Oh, I can tell I'm going to learn something here.  :-)  =20

Not being an expert--actually, I am mostly a nothing when it comes to =
soundboards, am I correct that this isn't so cool?  What would you say =
the minimum is?  (In case I go out shopping for soundboards.)   Could =
this have something to do with my complaints of a not impressive sound?

I remember going to check the plate bolts on this piano and though I am =
the gentle sort with the socket set, I heard this crunching sound.  =
"Eek!  I guess I won't do that again...."

Barbara Richmond
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  Sent: Friday, March 03, 2006 9:31 AM
  Subject: Re: v-bar/capo repair: Seiler pictures 2


    WOW on a different subject. Is the entire soundboard panel =
constructed with spruce that is about 8 grains an inch? What's up with =
that?
    If so Holy Cats!!
    DAle
    Hi,


    0010:  View of the capo (v-bar) from underneath


    0016:  I'm horribly embarrassed about this one.  I had a bad CA glue =
day.  I don't doubt that the bridge could be a problem, but I'm not sure =
how if figures into the symptoms (newly restrung--no noise, =
later--noise).

    Barbara Richmond, RPT=20
    (not feeling especially competent right now)

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