Some topics run on past demise, then continue the same heading while wandering far from the trail. I didn't wish to do this. The problem is in the top two octaves, and I don't think it's a bridge pin problem. I first blamed myself, but then knew I couldn't be that bad, so when the piano teacher said the octaves were dropping within a couple days, I then knew the problem was structural, but just haven't been able to think of what. i go back Friday to attempt to diagnose the problem, having given up on my own paranoia................ les Mike Spalding wrote: > Yes Yes Yes keep it on the list. Are the "last two octaves" in the > bass, or the high treble?? > > Mike > > Farrell wrote: >> Les, I don't mean to chastise anyone (or you!), but every now and >> then I see a post like this. Please don't anyone respond privately to >> this - this is a wonderful question of general interest that >> certainly me - and I'll bet many on this list - would like to read >> about the eventual resolution. So please post all elements of the >> discussion to come on the list for everyone to read and learn! >> >> My first thought would be the bass bridge - could it be severely >> cracked and the bridge pins are walking over with the string side >> bearing pressure? >> >> Terry Farrell >> >> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Leslie Bartlett" >> <l-bartlett at sbcglobal.net> >> To: <pianotech at ptg.org> >> Sent: Monday, April 20, 2009 10:14 PM >> Subject: [pianotech] plates >> >> >>> Please don't waste band space, but if some could respond privately >>> it would be greatly appreciated. If it should be on the site, fine. >>> >>> I tuned a Cable Nelson small grand three days ago. Last two octaves >>> went from about 13-cents for 55 cents flat. I can't tune that >>> badly, and it's been less than six months since tuning. Piano >>> teacher was there one day after I tuned this time and said those >>> last two octaves were going flat already. Plate? Pinblock? >>> Bridge?......................... Any general ideas? I didn't >>> look closely (thinking the gods did it). It could be the bridge- >>> never thought of that. But I'll be back there Friday to look, and >>> would appreciate some wise perspective on this. >>> thanks >>> les bartlett >>> >>> >> >> >> >> > >
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