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<p>"David C. Stanwood" wrote:
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<br>In fact in an action with equation balanced smooth Strike
<br>Weights and Front Weights, the Balance Weights are not even because
of
<br>inconsistencies in ratio and friction. The pianists don't seem
to mind at
<br>all.
<p>David Stanwood
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Which of course one can decide to even out as well if one wants to. Thats
another nice point about takeing the time to << calibrate >> an action
with the equation based system. One knows that any resulting discrepancies
in BW is because one or more of the parts that affect the ratio are not
positioned correctly, and one can take steps to correct much of that. This
goes for friction as well. All in all, about the only reason I can
see for NOT configuring an action thus, is the initial time it takes to
do so. That being said.... it really doesnt take all that much more time
then doing things the old fashioned way.
<p>RicB
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<br>Richard Brekne
<br>RPT, N.P.T.F.
<br>UiB, Bergen, Norway
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