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<font size=3>Hi Baoli,<br>
You could also tap the bridge pins, and make sure the strings are seated
at the bridge. Use a blunt screw driver and lean some body weight
on the bridge pin, and see if the tone cleans up.<br>
Wicking a drip of CA glue at the base of the bridge pin can work wonders,
to tighten bridge pins. Just have some paper towel to wick up any
excess. <br>
Regards Roger<br><br>
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At 06:47 PM 10/6/02 -0500, kam544@gbronline.com wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite><blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>...one
note(C#5) has an odd noisy,sounds like a<br>
higher partial or a longititutional noisy...<br>
Any sugesstions?...<br>
Baoli</blockquote><br>
My first thought on this is to be certain the strings are level, and that
the hammer face is spaced and fitted/mated to the strings, then voiced if
necessary.<br><br>
Keith McGavern<br>
Registered Piano Technician<br>
Oklahoma Chapter 731<br>
Piano Technicians Guild<br>
USA<br>
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