Or, simply position key flat on board with lead over hole (slightly larger than lead) in board and tap with a hammer & bolt (used as a center punch) slightly smaller than lead. Works very well and no danger of breaking key. Terry Farrell ----- Original Message ----- > Key lead extracting pliers from Renner. > > David Love > > -----Original Message----- > From: Steve Blasyak > David, What is Deadleaders? Please explain. > > >> [Original Message] >> You can add weight to the hammers in the form of micro clips but it can > add >> volume and percussiveness to the tone which is often unwanted on that > piano. >> Removing lead will give a better feel (heavier touchweight with lower >> inertia) without compromising tone. Takes only slightly longer and when > you >> add readjusting the rep spring with the clips, I'm not sure it really >> does >> take any longer anyway. Get a set of Deadleaders if you don't have one. >> >> David Love
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