Avery Todd posted: >> I have considered using pre-hung hammers, but I've been concerned about the accuracy of the strike point, especially in the high treble. Did you have any problem there? I've always been told that most American brands are not "that" consistent in manufacture. In other words, the ideal strike point could vary "a silly millimeter" from piano to piano. Of course, a few hammers could always be reglued without too much trouble if that were the case. What are your thoughts on this.<< Based on this one experience using the quality of product and service I received from Brooks, Ltd., any minor variations that might occur can easily be handled with a thorough understanding of the regulation process, a little patience, and ample time. (I had no problem with the strike point.) I will send to you the posts I received that helped me to make a decision via your email address. Keith A. McGavern, RPT Oklahoma Chapter
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