bass to treble break problem

[Les Smith]

Hi, Vince. I've heard that solution discussed before, although I believe that
it concerned grands and not verticals, or maybe I just don't remember it the
way it was presented. At any rate, apparently the results achieved were out-
standing. My question is this: Could you tell us where and how the weights
should be attached to the bridge in the case of a vertical piano? Thanks
very much.

Les Smith
lessmith@buffnet.net

On Sat, 15 Jun 1996, Vince Mrykalo wrote:

> On 14 Jun 96 ,Ted Simmons wrote;
>
> I was wondering if anyone has come up with a solution to correct the
> situation where the first treble string above the bass-to-treble break in
> an upright kind of thunks. It doesn't ring out as clearly as the others
> around it.
>
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> I have heard of this problem before, and I think it was Lew Herwig who
> presented a possible solution.  He suggested adding weight to the low
> end (tenor section) of the long bridge with key leads.
>
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> vince mrykalo  rpt
> byu provo utah
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