[CAUT] aftertouch (was Re: F..riction)

[Alan Eder]

This squishiness of the felt isnot a factor with Crescendo Punchings
Yes, they make it possible to have less aftertouch (and, therefore, more power) and still be clearly defined about where key dip ends with a reasonable landing (without feeling like concrete).  I have followed Andre Oorebeek's practice and install them routinely as part of every action job.


Alan Eder


-----Original Message-----
From: Jon Page <jonpage at pianocapecod.com>
To: caut <caut at ptg.org>
Sent: Mon, Dec 13, 2010 11:07 am
Subject: Re: [CAUT] aftertouch (was Re:  F..riction)


Finalcheck is 
to take each key through escapement (slowly and controlled) andthen 
press to the bottom and compress the front punching a bit. Thehammers 
should each rise from drop the same amount, not much butdefinitely 
some (1 mm?).


That's a lot of lost territory. This squishiness of the felt isnot a factor with Crescendo Punchings.
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Regards,

Jon Page
 
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