<html> <body> Dave, One thought. Play the note with the "noise", hold the key down & lift that damper. Does it click? If so, it's the upstop rail being too high & is clicking on the sostenuto rod. I've had a LOT of this kind of problems with Kawai's! Avery At 02:28 PM 1/29/2006, you wrote: <blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">I need some wisdom:   I am working on a Schafer & Sons G-3 Grand piano that has two keys that have a 'clicking' sound. The clicking sound is not there when you play pp but is there with mf and up.   What I did so far: Took the whippens out and visually inspected.  Did not see anything obvious and no missing felts. Regulate the action on those keys ( which were way off prior to inspection ). The jack is a little off to one side of the repetition lever window, but not more than many other keys that dont have a click. Lifted the damper up and held it while I played the key..... it still clicks   One comment: The click sounds like a wooden click ( I'm not saying it is, just sounds like it ), but if I deaden the tricord strings with my finger, the loud click does not sound.  The hammers do sound a little hard and make a good ' thud ' when they hit the deadened strings.   Does anyone have any ideas on what could be making the click, and what I could look for ??? Many thanks to you all in advance. I really appreciate the opportunity to ask these type questions and get feedback from those with far more experience than myself.   Dave McKibben     <a href="mailto:DavesPianotuning@earthlink.net"> DavesPianotuning@earthlink.net</a> <a href="http://www.home.earthlink.net/~davespianotuning/" eudora="autourl"> http://www.home.earthlink.net/~davespianotuning/</a> 858-776-2516   </blockquote></body> </html>