[pianotech] non puzzler

[Overs Pianos]

Hi Ron,

I see a scaling mess where the speaking lengths 
of the fourth and fifth notes from the left hand 
strut have the wrong speaking lengths (top 
image). This piano will definitely have a tuning 
stability problem. There's a paddock full of this 
stuff out there, and I think its worse that it 
was now that manufacturers are mostly using CNC 
for bridge drilling.

The bottom image has so many errors its hard to 
see where the curve might be. What a mess.

Ron O.


>
>I don't much like puzzlers because, like Agatha 
>Cristie stories, the critical information that 
>would let it make sense is usually missing. So 
>here are a couple of truly lousy photos (I hate 
>this phone camera), that in spite of the abysmal 
>quality, tell the story. The first time I tuned 
>this piano years ago, I noticed it. What do you 
>(barely) see?
>Ron N
>
>
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>Attachment converted: Macintosh HD:YC G-175 2.jpg (JPEG/«IC») (00CC9FA8)

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