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Alan,<br>
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a slow fall faalboard attachment that works off of a bellows. I have one
that the customer ended up not wanting. Contact me if you'd like to
purchase it from me.<br><br>
best,<br>
Greg Newell<br><br>
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At 10:53 PM 11/28/2006, you wrote:<br><br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">I have a music teacher customer
with a Yamaha grand that has a poorly counter-balanced (or some problem)
fallboard. It has made several credible attempts to chop hands off young
students.<br><br>
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It appears to have never had any sort of close-retarding mechanism, let
alone a Soft-Close device.<br><br>
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Tried Googling up a solution, 'cause I know it's been on the list, but I
got endless chains of stuff and no answers (and no hits when I added
"site:www.ptg.org" for some reason.)<br><br>
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Someone help me out here, please. What's a good fix?<br><br>
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Alan Barnard<br>
Salem, MO<br><br>
Good Advice <i>"Don't Believe Everything You
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