For whatever it is worth, I just finished installing a set of Pianoteks pre-cut sets ( don't have the part #-sorry) on a Chickering (1950's) grand . Usually these older Chickerings have given me fits in the split wedge trichord section because the spacing between the tri-chords is narrower than most. These dampers went on like a dream, with very little "tweaking" needed. Not exactly a D. but good felt is good felt. Paul E. Dempsey Marshall University Huntington WV ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Minor" <jminor@uiuc.edu> To: <caut@ptg.org> Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 12:22 PM Subject: Hamburg Damper Felts > Just finished installing a new set of damper felts on the Hamburg D here. > I'm just not happy with the quality of the Hamburg damper felts from > Steinway these days. Anyone else tire of fighting with these to get them > to work? The bichords seem to be thicker, leaving the damper heads higher > than their neighbors. Even using a piece of yarn in the trichords that > leak through, they still work only with a great deal of fussing and > cussing!*#@ > > Anyone find a better supplier of damper felts? > > John Minor > University of Illinois > > >
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