<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <html> <head> <title>Shteinveigh Qvestion</title> <style>  </style> </head> <body>When I take on a grand regulation job, I examine everything; take notes on how things are working, key to key; bed the frame in the piano; remove the action; examine the belly, trapwork, and lyre--adjusting as needed; take string height measurements; take the action home and put it on the bench; bench regulate best I can; take it back to the piano and fine regulate, etc.<br/><br/>But (and you'll see how sophisticated we are here in the hills) I have never had occasion to regulate a Steinway. So .....<br/><br/>Considering the bowed key frame, "accelerated action", sostenuto on the frame, etc., are there any changes to my steps that are necessary, anything special to be aware of? Any particular S&S quirks?<br/><br/>Alan Barnard<br/>Salem, MO<br/></body> </html>