At 02:30 PM 7/3/96 -0400, you wrote: On a slightly different track, I am sure that many of you have noticed that the American Steinway has its action stop screw threaded into the rim, while the German version has its screw in the right cheek block. I have seen some American instruments serviced by European technicians modified to the German specification. Does anyone have any thoughts about the relative merits of these two different placements? Charles Ball You can adjust the screw in the cheek block with out removing the action? vince mrykalo rpt byu provo utah ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ It is theory that decides what we believe-Einstein I believe that is a sound theory-VM
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