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<div>Greetings, </div>
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<div> What is the difference between upweight and downweight on
a piano key? Which one is which: fore or aft the balance rail? Do
these ratios, as one factor, differ consequentially in grands as
opposed to upright pianos? A general intoductory explaination would be
appreciated.</div>
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<div>Thanks in advance,</div>
<div>Julia Gottshall</div>
<div>Reading, PA</div>
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Reblitz p.193 has a general introductory explanation of touch weight,
up weight, down weight, how to measure them and ways to change them.<br>
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