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<font face="Arial">I know, you're right Richard! They sound much
better than they should! <br>
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This one unfortunately DID have an action problem; the damper lift
rod wasn't acting evenly from the pedal, and the treble dampers
were just barely lifting off the strings at the top (with the bass
ones acting immediately you touch the pedal). I discussed it with
the customer, who fully understood the time implications of
removing the action from that piano, and we decided to leave well
alone for now, as it was just about acceptable with the pedal
fully depressed. <br>
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It's so weird seing that action, with the bass hammers all to the
side like that! When I think about it too, that might be the
first rounded frame one that I've come across. I have friends who
have an Eavestaff, but its the straight frame.<br>
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Best regards,<br>
<br>
David.<br>
<a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="http://www.davidboyce.co.uk">www.davidboyce.co.uk</a><br>
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<blockquote type="cite">A coincidence, David, I did the same model
last week! This design with the raised rounded frame seems to
be quite rare, as they are usually straight. What is amazing
about these pianos is that they sound many times better than
they really ought to! You have to be very thankful, though,
that you are not faced with any action problems!<br>
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Richard</blockquote>
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