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="Arial" LANG="0">In a message dated 12/6/2003 9:04:59 PM Central Standa=
rd Time, cmpiano@comcast.net writes:<BR>
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The baldwin system has the following problem. No adjustment after the =
fact. All screws must be removed and one screw dimension i=
s the only variation possible. I like my system.</FONT><FONT COLOR=
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One of the benefits of using set screws is the ability to adjust after the f=
act. It is possible to add or remove down bearing on a strung piano.&n=
bsp; I've done it.<BR>
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Andrew Remillard<BR>
ANRPiano.com<BR>
ANR Piano Service<BR>
2417 Maple Ave <BR>
Downers Grove, IL 60515<BR>
630-852-5058</FONT></HTML>