> From: Bbarasa@aol.com > If the piano is old, I warn them that it is possible that some strings will > break, that I have had excellent results without breaking strings, that they > usually break in the high end which is less of a hassle to fix, Barb, I found your comment about breakage in the high end intresting, because almost of my string breakage on old pianos is with bichords. Do you follow Avery's procedure & do the high end before the base? I been starting with F3 and working down to A0 and then from F#3 up. Maybe that is my problem. I think the base strings put more tension on the piano; maybe I should do them last?? /Allen
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