On 12/2/2012 8:02 PM, Dale Erwin wrote: > Yep, I agree too. It just hasn't been necessary in my experience, to > weaken damper springs to fix double striking hammers and the dealer > wasn't interested in paying for such things anyway. ROn N > > > > Initially I did this on a mass installation of Yams. P2s and Kawais > ust-7s and some prambergers at a college near Napa,Ca. The touch on > all of them was ridiculously heavy.Changing the damper spring > tension > > transformed the touch in a beautiful way. Made em very fluid > > Dale E. I don't doubt it for a minute, but the fact remains that in my experience, I've never HAD to reduce damper spring strength to get around double striking hammers, which is what I'm addressing. Ron N
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