I suppose I'd have to agree. The inharmonicity bit is of secondary interest. But then neither Jim or I have attempted to tout it as a big point. Still, it does contribute a bit to the overall sound if one first wants to dig. I dont remember whether Ed makes a value judgment here or if he just points it out as a fact. I have to go over to the shop for a bit this evening. I'll pick up his book and check it out. As for resistance to wear and the one particular side of leakage that relates to buzzing. These issues and how they relate to a thin V profile, and a front duplex in general have been covered many times both here and on pianotech. We perhaps dont need to rehash all that. Cheers RicB OK, I'll take your word for it. I guess the next question is, who cares? Inharmonicity in this section a few points to this side or that side doesn't really seem like anything of any significance when compared with stability (resistance to wear) and propensity for leakage (buzzing). David Love davidlovepianos at comcast.net www.davidlovepianos.com
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