Fred, Thanks, but unfortunately it isn't on one. :-) Avery > I'll just second the suggestion of looking at the spider truck, if >it's on one. I have found buzzes emanating from a few places on trucks - >very troublesome, hard to find (spacially they often seemed to be from the >soundboard), and intermittent. Move the piano and it's gone (often). >Fred Sturm >University of New Mexico > >Avery Todd wrote: > >> Susan, >> >> With the help of someone holding the lid up for me, I've checked >> and/or tightened every screw I could get a screwdriver into. :-) >> Underneath the >> piano, too. The lids were lifted off with three people doing it, one on >> each "corner", so it's doubtful there was any appreciable strain. I've >> also checked the hinge pins and they all seem very snug. >> >> Something dropped near the tail is my guess. Gregg's suggestion to use >> a flashlight and dentist's mirror is a "duh, why I didn't I think of >> that" type of thing. :-) Thanks Greg. Haven't I see that type of mirror >> in hardware and Home Depot type stores? >> >> Thanks again for all the great ideas. If I EVER find anything specific, >> I'll let you all know what it was. >> >> Avery >> >> >At 12:06 PM 2/5/2003 -0600, you wrote: >> >>is that >> >>I don't remember this happening until after a two piano faculty >> >>recital where we had to take both lids off. Hmmm. :-) >> > >> >Hi, Avery >> > >> >This would make me wonder about loose screws in the hinges, which >> >may have been strained as the lids were taken off and put back. >> >Might the hinge pins have been swapped? Maybe they are not >> >equally tight. And/or something may have been dropped in near >> >the tail, since the lid was off. >> > >> >Glad it's stopped. >> > >> >Susan >> _______________________________________________ >> caut list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives > >_______________________________________________ >caut list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives
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