Geoff Sykes wrote: > Greetings all -- > > I have a customer with a 1982 Kawai KG-C6 grand. I think it's past time to introduce her to reality. The string rendering problem means that you can't get enough information from the piano during tuning to leave it in a stable enough condition to be reliable. That's neither your fault, nor your problem. You're already giving it your best shot and picking up the pieces at your expense. Selling her a Dampp-Chaser system isn't going to help the rendering problem and won't be well received if it produces no improvement of the situation. Addressing the problem directly is, oddly enough, usually the best way to correct or at least improve it.The piano realistically needs work, likely extensive, to improve string rendering, with humidity control next on the list if it proves necessary. My call, Ron N
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