<html> Roland, Isn't that the one where the silly balance rail is stapled down to the.... uh .... keybed? Check to see if your best bet isn't just to pull the staples and raise the balance rail a bit. Then use a few little screws to secure it at the correct height. Carefull where you position the screws, though. As I recall, the keybed is .... odd. Good luck! Guy At 07:01 PM 1/6/99 -0500, you wrote: <blockquote type=cite cite>Hello PTG list, A friend of mine brought over a Kawai EP 608 "suitcase" piano which had been in a fire. The piano has 75 keys and all notes have one string. The bridge has an electronic pickup which is connected to an amplifier & speakers. The "piano" has what seems to be a standard type action. After cleaning up the action/key pins/keys I found that the regulation was off. It appears to me that the key dip is shallow. Hammers burble - etc. Can some one who has experience regulating this kind of piano, or knows what the regulation specs are, pass the word to me either on the list or to my personal E-mail? Thanks for any help!! Rolland Miller MPT, PTG/RPT Miller Piano Service North Ridgeville, OH 440.748.3150 E-mail rmiller@en.com </blockquote> </html>