Gerald Groot wrote: > *I've replaced literally thousands and thousands probably tens of > thousands of these stupid plastic elbows over the years. What a dumb > design. * Is that the only dumb design you've seen in pianos? And look at all that money you made replacing them, then replacing them again. > *You mean to tell me that none of you people have experienced any of the > replacment sets breaking again either from faulty material which there > was a lot of during one period of time many years ago or, as they aged > again? In my case, never. Not one in 30+ years. Nor do I recall anyone else mentioning any actual failures until now. I've seen a lot of them that had to be cleaned up, and flashing trimmed and such, and a few that came loose because someone didn't clean them up and didn't get them snapped in right, but not a single broken replacement after installation in the thousands I've also seen. > *Yat Lam Hong has been recommending using only wooden ones for 30 > years. Perhaps for the same reason as me.* Objection - blatant speculation! Ron N
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