Greetings,
Thanks for other suggestions on pitch raising Ivers and Pond piano.
I apologize, maybe should have expounded; I am concerned about the pitch
raise, insofar as the possiblity of breaking the glue joints between the
bridge and the sound board, due to or old glue joints or aged brittle wood. I just
don't want to be almost done with a pitch correction and hear POP!... and
the bridge breaks free. After being under pitch for many years, it just may not
take too kindly to a raise. I usually dont elect to raise old pianos too
far, if at all.
Thanks in advance,
Julia Gottshall
Reading, PA
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