Grin... if you change the amount of FW, then you change the Ratio and
you no longer have "an action with the same hammers, ratio, and
BW, but different leading" You have an action with both different
leading and different ratio. Moreover, the bulk of commentary along
these lines so far would seem to support the claim that assist spring
compensating for same BW after a change in FW will not be able to create
the <<same feel>> (however one arrives at what that might eventually be)
Cheers
RicB
Uh...by using assist springs. Seems fairly clear.
David Love
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Greetings.
On assist springs, I think they can make a bad action better by
allowing the removal of excess key lead, not the right way to fix
things. But, fooling around with these things I was able to 'feel'
the same action with different amounts of key lead, . An old 550
Kawai had a nice action until I unhooked the assist springs and
added lead.
Fenton
Curious as to how you got "an action with the same hammers, ratio, and
BW, but different leading". If you change the leading, then you change
the BW. That is to say unless you changed the leading but kept the FW
constant.
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