<html> Kevin,<br>          I addition to my previous post, I small dab of white glue on the string in the duplex section will tame the noise, this is a back against the wall temporary fix.<br> It works well for the noisy individual strings.<br> roger<br> <br> <br> At 10:42 PM 24/10/00 -0700, you wrote: <br> <font size=2><blockquote type=cite cite>    I serviced a SD-10 Baldwin concert grand today, and I found something really strange. I hadn't really noticed before, but when I got to the top two sections, the tone was really, really jangley. I said "what is going on here??"  Upon closer scrutiny, I noticed that the waste sections of wire between the individual capo thingees and the tuning pins had nothing more than bushing cloth underneath them. The problem with this is that the capo thingees leave the wire about 3mm above the plate, therefore, the waste ends were just ringing horribly. I mean, I've heard of the "Angels of Steinway singing along", but these sounded more like the bells of Hell clanging behind the Grim Reaper. This is the best piano that Baldwin produces; is this what they intended when they built it?         <br>         What am I missing here? Does tuning include restringing and installing felt? Is this the best that we as Americans can produce?<br> Kevin E. Ramsey, R.P.T.<br> Phoenix, Arizona<br> <font size=2><a href="mailto:ramsey@extremezone.com">ramsey@extremezone.com</a><br> </blockquote><br> </font><br> <div>Roger Jolly</div> <div>Saskatoon, Canada.</div> <div>306-665-0213</div> Fax 652-0505 </html>