Hi Barbara, 1. Measure Up/Down 2. Calculate Friction (D-U)/2 3. Determine What you want for a Balance Weight 4. Calculate new U as BW -F 5. Calculate new D as BW + F 6. Widen or narrow the magnet gaps by making equal turns in or out on the mag screws to make the new U. Check that the new D is right. If your doing a whole action the fastest and calculation free way is to make a set of friction test weights used in combination with touch weights laid out as a balance weight table. This method is detailed in the PTG journal: "Mastering Friction with the Balance Weight System Nov 1990 David Stanwood PS keep notes on the frictions and fix up unevenesses afterwards... >Howdy, > >I'm working on a Steinway B that has had the Stanwood magnet system >installed (in the keys--for those of you who aren't familiar with >it). After I get the piano regulated, what is the procedure for >adjusting the magnets? > >Thank you! > >Barbara Richmond, RPT >near Peoria, IL -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/caut.php/attachments/20080611/f9857169/attachment.html
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