> By the way, when I was at the Steinway factory training in June under the > guidance of Scott Jones, I shimmed up my dip block to .042, (if my memory > serves me correctly), the new recommended speck for NY pianos. He said that > they've found, (as others on pianotech have commented,) that the players > don't notice the difference or complain a'tall. Of course the Hamburg speck > remains .040, (another memory disclaimor -- who looks up the numbers > regularly anyway? just get it to function, rarely even pull the block out, ) > and I find it interesting that this corresponds to the differences elaborated > on by David Stanwood regarding lower leverage and higher leverage shank/ > knuckle dimensions. Parallel evolution. > > Audrey Karabinus, Seattle I understood that the .420 dimension was for S,M,&L only. They were trying to keep the B and D at .390. --- vince mrykalo rpt ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I've discovered the time i really need a vacation is just when i have gotten off vacation - ? ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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