Hi Fred, I see the same thing here. And false beats from loose bridge pins seems to be worse in winter. roger At 01:39 PM 4/8/02 -0600, you wrote: >Delwin D Fandrich wrote: >> >> Actually, holes in wood get larger during periods of high humidity. Unless, >> of course the wood is constrained in some manner. >> >> Del > > I certainly don't disagree, and my experience with teflon bears this >out. However, I have always noticed that loose tuning pins are looser in >winter (dry) than summer. My take is that perhaps the crushed wood in >the hole may absorb moisture and thus make the pins tighter. Anyone have >a different or better explanation? (Or am I the only one who finds pins >looser in winter?) >Fred Sturm >University of New Mexico > Roger Jolly Balwin Yamaha Piano Centres. Saskatoon/Regina. Canada.
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