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YC action bracket symptoms??</span></font></p>
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What measurements can I take to determine if it is indeed swollen =
brackets?
After checking a few sample notes, I've come to the conclusion =
that the
piano can be regulated, but I want to be sure it isn't something more =
egregious
before I spend many hours on the piano. <br>
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Any input would be helpful! Thanks in advance. <br>
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Dave Stahl</span></font></p>
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Dave,</span></font></p>
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One
clue is that the let off dowels will be turned down so low as to be =
loose and/
or practically falling off the screw.</span></font></p>
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regulation is
possible now, the brackets will keep moving until adjustment will no =
longer be
possible</span></font></p>
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Tom
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