erwinspiano at aol.com wrote: >> More likely stiffness. Get high basses too heavy and they tend to clang. > *That seems true and is a change to be tried out on the next Stwy B* > * But,* *If you get em too weak they tend towards nasal and thin. I've > often requested that the string maker increase tension on notes 20 thru > 26 on Stwy basses and others. Seems as scaling programs drop off the > tension in this area more than I can tolerate aurally**.* > * So who's making your scaling decisions, the string maker, an unnamed scaling program, or you? And what does "too weak" mean? > *Maybe but till then I'd settle for them installing hammers that make > them sound less bad. WHo knows maybe it will sell pianos....nahhhh!** * Are we then back to square one, where hammers are the root of all tonal problems? Ron N
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