[CAUT] Large and rapid humidity changes

[Joel A. Jones]

Mark,

Check with Dampp-Chaser for an extra long (20') cord.
We have a piano in a beautiful church where the
piano is constantly moved for concerts and rehearsals.
While the cord is sometimes run over by the wheels of
the tripod it is highly respected and aesthetically accepted.

To keep from tripping over the cord look for a rubber
triangular shaped tube that will encase the cord.  Helps
  protect the cord and keeps people from getting tangled
in it.

Funny how microphones and their cords are accepted
and part of the production.

Beauty is in the eyes... and ears.

Joe
Joel Jones, RPT
Madison, WIl
On Nov 27, 2006, at 1:41 PM, Mark Bolsius wrote:

> Hi List and Paul,
>
> Don't forget to consider an underside cover when you install the 7 part
> Dampp-Chaser Life Saver System in the D. That way it's still working 
> well
> while it's out on stage without the cover.
>
> BTW - supplementary question to all you out there with performance 
> pianos
> with systems in them...
>
> How do you deal with the issue of plugging it in while it's on stage? 
> So
> often the comment is made that it will be ugly having a power lead 
> running
> off from the piano - particularly in a solo or small ensemble 
> performance.
>
> Cheers
> Mark Bolsius  ARPT
>
> ANU School of Music
> Australian National University
> Canberra Australia
>
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