To insert a temp strip in a birdcage, tip the action back and insert the strip below the damper heads. Next, tune one side of the unison by removing the strip and re-insert every other note. ---Tom Gorley On Dec 9, 2010, at 9:50 PM, John Ross wrote: > Use a Papp's mute. > This is an example of the, dreaded by some, 'birdcage action'. > John Ross > Windsor, Nova Scotia > On 2010-12-10, at 12:44 AM, J. W. Stein wrote: > >> Thanks for letting me know about the rules and regulations. I withdraw my question about fees. >> >> But I do have another question about a particular piano that I tuned a while back. It's an Ibach upright with the damper bar and wires in front of the hammers....making tuning somewhat of a nightmare....trying to get mutes in between strings. And forget about a temperament strip. Also getting hammers onto pins is not such an easy task either. Has anyone worked on pianos like this. >> >> >> If I knew how to upload a picture I would, but I am not computer savvy enough. >> >> Hope someone knows what I am talking about. >> >> Jon >
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