> Also...I think it is a real disservice to technicians, especially new ones, to express your phobia (I can't think of what else it can be?). How about education through research? Aren't we ideally supposed to try to learn from our experience, rather than go through the motions of the first thing we were taught for the rest of our lives? > Go ahead, Ron, recap that brand new piano, because that's where the problem is Yes, that's where the problem is, and yes, I have at least CA'd bridges (without seating strings) in new pianos to correct wild trebles. While I didn't see the strings move, it did clear up the tone. How do you account for that if the strings just needed seated? ...while your at it redesign soundboard...but wait! Why do that...it isn't going to last... Compared to results gotten from seating strings, it already has lasted far longer. Ron N
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